There's only enough silver on earth for every single person alive to have something like 3 ounces... it's a big game of musical chairs and most people are going to lose out

The real "rare earth minerals" :

This is a map of loess soil deposits around the world, and the varying depths of those deposits.

Loess is a mineral rich silt requiring very little (if any) fertilizer to produce high yield crops.

As the world deglobalizes and supply chains risk breaking down, you must have access to the products of these lands.

The American Heartland, Ukraine, and China's Yellow River basin, all have what is in effect inexhaustible agricultural lands.

Alaska, Central Asia, and Siberian loess soils are too dry and/or too cold to utilize... leaving Western/Central Europe, New Zealand, and Argentina with the only other meaningful loess deposits on earth.

This is just something to keep in mind over the next several years as Silver continues on it's bull run, and Stackers begin looking to better manage their new-found generational wealth in a way that can better serve their family and their race.

Even if you don't live directly on top of a loess deposit, it would be wise to have access upstream/downstream, or near a major highway or rail line connecting you to one of these life-giving regions... or to have a summer cottage that can be used during a starvation-type event.

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It's Führer Friday o/

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Silver and gold miners are outperforming both Pelosi and inverse Cramer... but it's still funny to see how clownish the paper markets can be.

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Two more maples for the stack

Admin reaction when a k!ke goes to shoah.

Great news guys, a notorious jew, Dick Cheney, is dead.

Remember that time when Dick Cheney shot one of his hunting partners in the face... what a tard, the world is safer now without him.

Speaking of hunting when J's are nearby...  here's how to make a Silver shotgun round.

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Insider banks are forecasting higher gold prices for 2026.

The recent pullback/consolidation in metals is temporary.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/SilverStackersChat/105263

Commercial real estate is worse now than in the wake of '08.

We're already in a recession,  it just hasn't been announced yet.

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Who's lifting? I'm 43 and a dad .. what's your excuse?

Guy I know in Germany was selling 2RM coins for EUR7,50 each back in October

Just in. The yellow is to replace the jewelry I sold, so its only in new form, coins

BRICS shills were all spreading FUD this summer about the dollar collapsing at free fall speed or whatever... but here we are in November and the dollar is back to break even (100) on the DXY... and only down 4% during the past 12 months.

Yes the dollar is going down; but all these fake currencies are going down, and BRICS currencies in particular are hot garbage... so compared to most others, USD is strong... but compared to Silver and gold, USD and all fiat currencies are guaranteed losers in the long run.

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90% at spot deal.
https://sdbullion.com/10-face-value-90-percent-silver-half-dollars

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Silver was added to the critical minerals list in the US, which means the US can now use public funds to hoard up a three year war-time supply of the White Metal according to the Strategic and Critical Materials Stock Piling Act of 1939.

Military consumption of Silver can be enormous when considering the scale of US precision guided munitions, satellite networks, cyber warfare, rapidly evolving drone usage, and the restarting of US nuclear testing.

Just counting cruise missiles, the US used over 800 during the initial invasion of Iraq in 2003; which with about 500 oz Silver in each cruise missile, that means the US exploded over 400,000 troy ounces of Silver that can never be recovered just to unseat some third world sand box guy.

Now consider a potential hot war with China, and the gravity of this critical mineral designation becomes clear.

To cover three years of Silver for just the cruise missiles alone, we will need several billion ounces or more, plus all the other military uses for Silver.

TL;DR Adding Silver to the critical minerals list means the US military will need to purchase multiple times the annual Silver production over the next decade or longer.

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Silver has moved back over $50 after getting knocked down from a high of $54.46 on October 16th.

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