>>12052640>The price isn't artificially suppressedHahaha yes of course. The average historical wage, from Graeco-Roman times to the time of Charles Dickens or Henry Ford is about 1/10th of an ounce. And then the price of silver drops off a cliff and goes down 95% exactly when the big 8 banks decide to start shorting it 50,000%. Sheer coincidence. Silver should be at least $1000 an ounce and given that predatory shorting has nearly wiped it off the face of the earth more like $5000.
