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  Yeah, let's talk about. I'll pull up Exter's Pyramid
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  here. There you go.
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  So at the very tip of This is silver.
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  Why Silver is the very tip. You know what, folks?
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  Is it possible that we've been lied to and that silver is
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  actually more rare than gold? Talk to Vick's weird.
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  Anyway, that's not good. That's conspiracy stuff.
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  Let's just talk about facts. OK, so our constitution says
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  only thing we're using as money is gold and silver.
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  What is all this other crap? OK, base money bank.
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  Are you seeing this, Ron? Yep, we can see it.
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  Bonds. Corporate and municipal bonds.
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  OK, non monetary commodities. Derivatives, Crypto currencies,
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  crypto derivatives. And let's add another one.
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  Synthetic derivatives. Yeah.
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  OK. A synthetic derivative is a bet
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  on a bet. A derivative derives its value
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  from something else. So Ron, you and I are going to
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  play blackjack. OK One of us is going to win and
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  one of us is going to lose. You got a whole lot of friends.
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  I have a whole lot of friends. OK.
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  But we're each going to bet $100.
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  You with me so far. Your friends are going to bet my
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  friends that you're going to win.
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  And my friends are going to bet your friends that I'm going to
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  win. And they bet $100 million.
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  There's a lot of them. You got a lot of friends, and so
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  do I. That's what's called a
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  derivative. Then you have the investors out
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  there. Oh, hey, Ron's group's really
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  good. We're going to bet that Ron's
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  Group wins. Ted's really good.
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  We're going to bet that Ted's Group wins.
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  And then those two. OK, which are not you and I and
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  not our friends, the people beyond our friends, our friend's
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  friends. And they invest, say, a trillion
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  dollars. You think I'm crazy?
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  No, I'm not. Because the amount of
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  derivatives being held by the banks far exceeds their
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  capitalization. They're all the banks are
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  busted. That's why you're showing that
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  there's not enough M2 money supply to cover it.
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  So anyway, let's get back to this.
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  So what we're going to see is think of all this other stuff
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  here as wax, and as this all melts down, it's going to melt
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  down away from what it was and into what it should have been,
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  which is silver and gold. My perspective on the extras
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  pyram. And by the way, John Exter
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  worked for the New York Federal Reserve.
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  He only died like in 2006. So this is from a Federal
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  Reserve member who developed this pyramid and argued in favor
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  of it for years and years. But what's interesting to me is
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  that the way I look at it is silver and gold at the bottom
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  are real, right? We know that they're tangible.
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  They're finite. Everything above it, above gold
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  and silver are synthetic are make, believe, are based on
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  confidence, which starts with the with the three letters CON
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  con right. Which is why I like to say
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  recently Ted, it kind of dawned on me like why has the United
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  States Federal Reserve it. It seems to me that they're
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  almost less of a bank and more of a public relations firm now
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  and, and and that explains why, because they have to continue
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  now with, you know, every week we have 10 Fed governors
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  speaking, right? They have to continue with this
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  messaging. Prop up the bond market is
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  what's going on. And they talk it up so that the
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  people that are holding the bonds don't dump them.
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  And then the people that don't hold bonds want them, OK.
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  But quite frankly, I think that ship has sailed.
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  I want to say if if you do want to convert some of your paper
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  that's being infinitely created into real metals, do yourself a
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  You know, it's where I get my silver, and many of the basement
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  dwellers have joined me there, and I've had overwhelming
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  positive response with everyone who's worked with Pembecks.
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  Their prices are always the best, ultra competitive, their
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  selections great, and their service is second to none.
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  You can learn more about them at firstmininggold.com.
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  When I look at that pyramid, you know everything synthetic above
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  gold and silver, we don't need the whole thing to absolutely
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  collapse to see a a big increase in the gold and silver price,
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  even if just like you said, it starts to melt.
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  That's a good analogy. Or I like to say, if a few of
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  the bricks start to fall out of that pyramid, you know a few of
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  the derivatives bricks, a few even just a little bit could
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  result in a huge value or an event that could create a huge
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  repricing for silver and gold for that matter.
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  Figuratively, though, Can you imagine what the size of gold
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  and silver would be like once these other fake derivatives of
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  the dollar go away and meltdown into gold and silver?
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  Because purchasing power never goes away, It shifts.
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  OK, so we got this big bubble and they keep blowing it up and
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  blowing it up and blowing up. OK, but inside that bubble
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  again, the the bubble that's being blown is a small little
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  bubble and that's the silver bubble.
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  And there's only .5% in the silver and the gold physical
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  bubble inside this big balloon. Do you follow me?
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  Yes. So as the other purchasing power
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  shifts from cryptocurrency's derivatives, non monetary, you
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  get the picture right? Nonsense.
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  OK, That purchasing power shifts into silver and gold.
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  You are seeing an epic biblical battle going on right now.
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  And I'm telling you, the cause of all this downstream issue is
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  the global battle that's happening right now between
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  Keynesian economics and Austrian monetary economics.
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  It's being battled out, OK, and the BIS is going to lose, but
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  what you're feeling right now, you're feeling the depth of all
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  the tentacles that the BIS had throughout our society.
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  And and there were two terms, I'll be honest that that that
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  I'd heard so many times over the years myself, the difference
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  between Keynesian economics and Austrian economics.
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  Will you explain that to us for, for, for a novice economist, non
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  MIT educated economist. Ted, if you will.
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  I put my shoes on the way you do too.
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  OK, Kansas economics is all about fractional reserve
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  banking. OK, so that means that Ron puts
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  $1000 into the bank. And if the if the reserve
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  liquidity ratio is 10%, meaning that the bank can lend out 90%
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  of that, that means that Ron's $1000 gets credit to him.
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  But then that's given it a check for $900 to somebody else,
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  they're going to borrow that, OK, They're going to borrow
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  against this thousand and then that person can deposit another
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  90% of that. If the reserve liquidity ratio
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  is 10%, that's a little high. OK.
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  So what I'm saying is that you can take $1000 deposit and
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  create $10,000 liabilities against it.
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  Do you follow me? Yep.
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  Yep. So it's it's so it's it's almost
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  to a certain degree if we if we refer back to the extras
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  pyramid, it's a lot of the things that those synthetic
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  things that that rest above the silver and gold base is that is
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  that somewhat accurate? Yes, yes.
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  And I'm not some savant or anything.
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  This is, this is what happens in history.
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  As a matter of fact, you look, the further you look back in
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  history, the more clearly you can see the future.
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  OK, Who was that? Yes, Sir.
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  Winston Churchill said that. About this The further I look
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  back in history, the more clear things become.
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  Correct. Yes.
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  Uh, huh. So look at these different
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  currency notes. OK, look at this one.
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  Look at this one. At some point in time, somebody
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  exchanged their labor for these notes.
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  OK, but who owns them now? And what?
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  It's what's they're worth. OK, so let's ask another
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  question, since all these Fiat currencies fail throughout
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  history. All right?
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  Is there a model by which they do fail?
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  What do you think the answer is, Ron?
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  Yes, yes, yes. So what I'm saying is is, is
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  not, is, is not the opium or whatever you want to call it.
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  It's not a guess, all right? It's what happens.
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  The further you look back in the past, the more clearly you can
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  see the future. OK?
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  And if you don't hold it, you don't own it.
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  Somebody does. Guess who?
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  The .5% that own the medal. Look, folks, you're never got
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  Ron. You're never going to need
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  another chance like this ever again.
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  Your parents, your grand, your great grandparents, your
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  grandparents, your children, your grandchildren will never
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  have this opportunity. We're seeing a shift back
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  globally from Keynesian economics, fake Fiat currency
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  running around the world right now to asset backed gold and
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  silver. And of the two silver's, the
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  much better buy because the silver mining ratios are and the
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  paper ratios are out of whack. There's so much we can talk
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  about because currently the paper ratio between silver and
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  gold is like 90 to one. It comes out of the ground at
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  7:00 to 1:00, but there's more to that story.
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  Of the seven to one that comes out of the ground, 60% is taken
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  right off the market and used for consumption.
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  So that would make the inverse of that or 2.8 units of silver
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  to 1. So if you take an ounce of gold,
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  say 2100 keeps math early, easy, OK, And silver is at 3 to one
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  OK, you should see an ounce of gold, silver selling for
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  $700.00. Not going to take very many
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  people whatsoever to wake up and wipe out whatever supplies are
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  there. You're going to find the demand
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  for even sterling plate or silver plate to go to increase
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  as well. They're going to use like,
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  what's it called, electrolysis, to remove the silver from the
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  substrate. So it's going to get to be that
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  valuable and you are going to look back and say, Oh my gosh,
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  you could have bought an American Silver Eagle for what,
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  31 dollars? Good grief, folks.
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  Can't you, man? It's money of your country.
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  I I really do salute your genuine desire to help people.
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  I know you worked a long time in the financial services industry
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  and you kind of started to then learn about the value of of
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  metal and the value of real money.
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  Thank you so much. Folks, thanks very much.
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  Hope you got something out of it.
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  Let's do it again.