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	The 6,000 year old silver fascination, silver is not just a precious metal, it's also a heavy used industrial metal. Limited supplies means that we are upon a very unique bull market. Scientist have found countless usage for the beautiful metal. Hundreds of millions of ounces are being consume each year. Silver is used in iPods, Computers, TVs, Cell phones etc....

Year

LOW

HIGH

RANGE

% OF LOW

1997

$4.16

$6.34

$2.18

52%

1998

$4.62

$7.26

$2.64

57%

1999

$4.87

$5.76

$0.89

18%

2000

$4.57

$5.55

$0.98

21%

2001

$4.03

$4.81

$0.78

19%

2002

$4.23

$5.10

$0.87

21%

2003

$4.36

$5.97

$1.61

37%

2004

$5.52

$8.21

$2.69

49%

2005

$6.43

$9.00

$2.57

40%

2006

$9.00

$14.20

$5,20

57%

2007

$11.57

$16.24

$4.67

40%

AVG.

$6.34

$8.84

$2.50

39%


	The chart below shows the potential of growth by comparing the 1980 highs and what they would be if adjusted to today's inflation. As you can see, these prices are at a small fraction of what they were in 1980 if adjusted for inflation.

METALS

1980 HIGHS

1980 PRICES ADJUSTED TO TODAYS INFLATION

GOLD

$850

$2,277.99

SILVER

$49.45

$132.41

Gold Bullion

Silver Bullion

Platinum Bullion


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