NOT financial advice....but interesting nonetheless

[Spenser1]

So I was on one of the reddit investment boards, and saw a link to this site (wall street silver) and was curious and went there - OMG!! Some of these people have piles of silver you have to see to believe! Personally, I have nowhere to safely keep stuff like this, so I don't invest in it. But, I do buy shares of PSLV now and then because that fund actually buys physical silver and keeps it at the Royal Bank of Canada. And if you'll do just a little research you'll see that silver is VERY undervalued.... IN MY OPINION ONLY, so do your own due diligence! Here's the link for some eye candy: https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetsilver/

 

[dero316]

Should've sold the silver and invested in AMC

 

[Spenser1]

yeah, kinda prefer something that's gonna be around for a while...

 

[wbnolefan2]

I have a sweet JFK 1970's half dollar

 

[goldmom]

I have a sweet JFK 1970's half dollar

Me too! Are we rich?
I actually got a Mercury dime from 1941 back in some change last week. Is it worth anything?

 

[F4Gary]

Me too! Are we rich?
I actually got a Mercury dime from 1941 back in some change last week. Is it worth anything?

 

[goldmom]

It might be worth 3-4 dollars or so says Google. Woo Hoo!

 

[Spenser1]

It might be worth 3-4 dollars or so says Google. Woo Hoo!

Interesting factoid on silver dimes... back in the day (early 60's) you could buy a gallong of gas with 3 (silver) dimes.... a gallon of gas cost around 30 cents. NOW you can STILL buy a gallon of gas with those same three silver dimes. In other words, silver has kept it's 'purchasing power' over all these years. I'm thinking I need me some silver dimes! :~)

 

[MagNoleA]

Me too! Are we rich?
I actually got a Mercury dime from 1941 back in some change last week. Is it worth anything?

Oh yeah. Its worth about a dime.