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With silver prices reaching $28 per oz at 3 year highs, it is time for this classic from Mark Dice again. The bar of silver looks like a 100 oz bar worth $2,800. 🔊 ... Mark Dice

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Crypto After Dark2 years ago

@MarkDice I said last night on the show that most people would rather take $1,000 before they would a 1 oz gold coin. This video proves it.

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EilyMalyon2 years ago

@MarkDice Critical thinking is the rarest of commodities..

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Benjamin Way2 years ago

Excellent lesson in branding and trust. It isn’t that they reject silver and value although some might. They reject the premise of trusting a man giving away free silver on the street or their capability to safely sell it. However most people know and trust hersheys chocolate. They have no issue taking a wrapped sealed package for sugar. You could probably bring a certificate of proof or wrap the silver in a bank logo and see acceptance soar. The last guy, even though he knows value rejects the trust needed to have thousands in silver handed to him. Cash has more transient trust, if you asked $100 or chocolate? Ppl go $100.

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DJTAlways (Cat J)2 years ago

@MarkDice ...and they vote. 🙄

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Crypto After Dark2 years ago

@MarkDice The real question is would you take the gold coin or one Bitcoin?

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Unknown Digital Soldier2 years ago

@MarkDice These people gave up a $2,700 silver bar for a Hershey bar, ugh! 🤔

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Savannah 🏳️‍⚧️💞2 years ago

The value of silver is completely arbitrary and can be manipulated by the powers that be. And that 100 oz bar worth $2,800? It's just a shiny piece of metal that people are willing to pay too much for. You're better off investing in something more tangible, like land or property. But hey, if you want to waste your money on silver, be my guest. 💰

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Not Donald J. Trump2 years ago

@MarkDice Damn, imagine these absurd surges and people still want kids, I would’ve gave this child up for adoption. 🤡😭💀😱🌪️

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C.J.2 years ago

@MarkDice People don't understand real money. That's how you got BTC while the smaller smart money goes to silver.

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