Spec, I found this statement:
"The U.S. Geological Society said just a couple years ago that silver would be the first element in the periodic table that would become extinct. It’s incredibly bullish. The USGS said that would happen by 2020. So if we’re in the situation where we can run out of silver, the price clearly has to go up, because you can’t obviously run out of silver. What will happen is, the price will have to go to a price level where it’s economic to recycle it.".
Read more at http://www.maxkeiser.com/2011/04/si...g-price-per-oz-past-gold/#prhP1h77VGzObjux.99
But I think I have read that it will be very difficult metal to source to recycle because of its end uses.
Hag
Spec, I found this statement: "The U.S. Geological Society said...
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