[AFreeBird]

Silver I got. Not a lot, but more than Gold.

But I did recently see an ad that was pushing silver. Because it is used in more industrial processes than Gold, it will end up being more in short supply than Gold.

A quick look at the US Mint site; if you're wanting to buy bullion silver dollars; they're out until they can buy a sufficient number of silver blanks to restart production.

And the price is going up.

[FromLori]

Tungsten?

http://dailyreckoning.com/a-soon-to-be-precious-commodity/

[org.whodat]

LOL, the mint keeps on hand:

Silver Deep storage inventories (FTO) 7,075,171 from 2007 Market value ($ per FTO) $13.65 Market value ($ in thousands) $96,576 Statutory value ($ in thousnads) $9,148

Silver-working stock: inventories (FTO) 8,924,829 from 2007 Market value ($ per FTO) $13.65 Market value ($ in thousands) $121,824 Statutory value ($ in thousnads) $11,539

[qam1]

Because it is used in more industrial processes than Gold, it will end up being more in short supply than Gold.

Only problem, with Obamalamadingdong and co. in charge, how much "Industrial process" will still be going on?

[Redcitizen]

This is all new to me. How do I buy silver in bars?