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Clint Siegner

  • Co-Manager, Money Metals Exchange
  • Contributor, Freelance
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Is Silver Expensive?

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By Ted Butler, Clint Siegner
| SilverSeek.com
Silver prices are surging toward $60 an ounce. The white metal finally broke out to new all-time highs two months ago -- at least without adjusting for inflation. The average gold:silver ratio based on the following chart is 71:1, meaning it took 71 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold: The average skewed significantly based on the six years between 2018 and 2024, an unusual period where silver prices generally languished relative to gold. The ratio average between 1975 and 1990 was 55:1.
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Is Silver expensive?

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By Clint Siegner
| FX Street Verified
Silver prices are surging toward $60 an ounce. The white metal finally broke out to new all-time highs two months ago -- at least without adjusting for inflation. The average gold:silver ratio based on the following chart is 71:1, meaning it took 71 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold: The average skewed significantly based on the six years between 2018 and 2024, an unusual period where silver prices generally languished relative to gold. The ratio average between 1975 and 1990 was 55:1.
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Not Enough Silver...Or Just in the Wrong Location?

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By Ted Butler, Clint Siegner
| SilverSeek.com
Early this year, high premiums developed for COMEX bars in the U.S. thanks to fears of tariffs on importing silver (and gold). In response, traders shipped an estimated 300 tons of silver from London to New York to alleviate that squeeze. Last month, the London Bullion Market ran into some issues of its own with respect to silver, with huge premiums, high financing costs, and far more requests for delivery of actual bars than the market could handle.
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