WATCH THAT RATIO!

Just to update my readers on silver increases (and good reasons to gather silver yourselves):

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Back when the ratio of silver to gold was approximately 15 to 1 (in both the USA and in Great Brittain when the common currency contained precious metals of silver and gold) the historical ratio (over the past 4,500 years or so) was that one would have to spend 15 ounces of silver to acquire one ounce of gold.

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Today, that ratio is closer to 50 to 1 (50 ounces of silver to acquire one ounce of gold) but moving ever-closer to the historical level of 15 to 1 as a growing number of citizens acquire monetized precious-metals content US and Canadian coins in the USA in particular.   As gold climbs ever higher, expect silver to hit next around $35 an ounce and then ever higher during 2012 as our fiat money (currency that is not backed by precious metals) continues to shrink in value.

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Stay tuned to this website as things unfold and the U.S. greenback and the European euro both lean toward financial extinction while the coming food shortage and far higher food prices become ever more apparent as well during calendar year 2012.  

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Respectfully submitted,

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Thomas Avery Blair EA