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		By: Seth Riesling		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Kaiser- 
Yep, I wholeheartedly agree! 
Silver prices are down a good amount for the first half of this year for sure. And, that gives us  coin collectors &#038; silver stackers a chance to &quot;cost average&quot; by purchasing some each month no matter what the price. But, silver is still only about half the price of it&#039;s all-time historical record price in the USA of about $50.35 in 1980. 
Given its very high electrical conductivity &#038; use in solar panels &#038; medicine (it&#039;s anti-bacterial properties) etc., the price of silver  should be much higher for sure. 

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Kaiser-<br />
Yep, I wholeheartedly agree!<br />
Silver prices are down a good amount for the first half of this year for sure. And, that gives us  coin collectors &amp; silver stackers a chance to &#8220;cost average&#8221; by purchasing some each month no matter what the price. But, silver is still only about half the price of it&#8217;s all-time historical record price in the USA of about $50.35 in 1980.<br />
Given its very high electrical conductivity &amp; use in solar panels &amp; medicine (it&#8217;s anti-bacterial properties) etc., the price of silver  should be much higher for sure. </p>
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