Silver Breaks $90 as US Mint Halts Sales

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Silver (XAG) has surged past $90 per ounce for the first time ever, pushing US Silver Eagles above $100 per coin at many dealers. In a rare move, the United States Mint suspended all silver numismatic sales, citing extreme volatility and an inability to price products accurately.

Market watchers say this points to physical supply stress, not speculation. As commentator Echo X put it, when the Mint pauses sales, it usually signals that real-world demand is overwhelming available supply and paper prices are no longer reflecting reality.

[JanEmil]

We explode soon

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@JanEmil what you mean by that?

[JanEmil]

@ed That price go up. Alot. Because the demand higher than the supply.