The Real Price of Silver Over Time

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Looking for a bargain?

Want to know how you can buy a precious material at rock-bottom prices?

Here's some historical background to consider:

Between the years 1370 A.D. and 1500 A.D. this material was priced at or above $347 per ounce (that dollar amount is adjusted to 2005 U.S. Dollars as are all other dollar figures in this report).

Around the year 1477 the price climbed as high as $933.97 dollars per ounce.

Not until the year 1800 (+ or - 5 years) did its price drop below $115 per ounce.

Today it can be purchased for less than $8 per ounce or $8000 per thousand ounces.

But, if you had the resources and the inclination to purchase one thousand "1,000 ounce" ingots
of this precious material you would probably have to wait 3 months or more for delivery. Why? because there isn't as much of this precious material as most people would suppose just sitting around waiting to be bought.

Warehouses that use to be filled from floor to ceiling have long been depleted.

Government storage facilities that at one time stockpiled this material to back their currencies and to incorporate into their coinage have long sold off their supplies.

Around 1998 Warren Buffett's company, Berkshire Hathaway, bought a boat-load of this resource. Why? Probably because Mr. Buffett has an eye and sharp intuition for recognizing underpriced investments.

What is it?

Silver...

That's right... the current bargain of a life time is silver...

It's a precious metal.

It's used in jewelry and for industrial, medical and scientific activities.

There's a huge market for it and as it gets consumed by industry, medicine and science the supply on earth gets smaller and smaller.

Currently (as of 2 June 2005) the big media outlets like CBS, ABC, NBC, CNN, Fox, Newsweek, Time, Washington Post, NY Times, Chicago Tribune or the Paris Match Magazine aren't interested in reporting about silver. But...

When they do start reporting about silver it'll probably be too late to get any significant number of ounces at any price below $25 per ounce (if you are lucky).

When the news reports start focussing on silver there will be a mad rush by many to get in on the band wagon.

This will push up prices further and will be the fuel that feeds the buying frenzy. And...

As the public begins to clamor to "get in on the action" the price will zoom into the stratosphere and you'll have to kiss those $7 per ounce days good bye.

Good bye to the "good buy" and

"Hello" for the chance to pay off your mortgage...

"Hello" for the opportunity to put your kids through college and...

"Hello" to get that new car you've been dreaming about. But...

Those possibilities will only be possible if you've got your silver in hand before the "sale of a life time" is over.

Now go out and get yourself some silver.

While the fire sale is still on.

From Sell Info Products Online dot com (www.sellinfoproductsonline.com) this is LeBlond, Gerard LeBlond...

Enjoy and best of fortunes.

P.S. Don't come back in a couple of years and complain that I didn't warn you. Do it now... buy... buy... buy.

P.P.S. All statements and comments made in this report are personal opinions made by the author and do not constitute professional advice or the type of recommendation that only a lawyer, accountant or other professional is permitted to make without using disclaimers like this one. Remember, if you work with power tools always wear the proper protective gear (such as goggles and gloves) and before making important life changing decisions always confer with a trusted and competent authority. The end... Amen... Hasta La Vista...