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EZ_money : actually there's a small scarcity in silver being majority of silver is mined out from copper, gold, and other mining companies that aren't technically mining for silver it ends up being a by product of them mining for a different metal....there are silver miners but majority are running thin the deposits in ground found will not be mined out until silver goes up because the costs involved in exploration, construction, drilling out weights the benefit of mining it now. once price goes up and stays up they will start to build on those already found deposits so in the London Exchange and COMEX I'd say there's a shortage, underground no.
Keith Squires : EZ got this right,as a driller I never drilled for silver it was processed as they were mining gold,copper mainly silver and Nicole where just a pocket for them big wigs yearly bonus.i believe the Spanish mined silver in peru in the 1500's.gold was at $118 an ounce.1998 or 99 I can't remember.gold mines already price there gold for 3years no matter what the price is.thats why you get alot of people fucking up the environment cause they get the market day pay.
Nathaniel Burkhammer : silver and copper in major supply deficit both are in the millions of oz. negative of supply needed this year....