Silver Dragons

Silver has surged past $91 per ounce, prompting the U.S. Mint to halt all numismatic silver sales, Costco to impose purchase limits, and CME/COMEX to shift margins to a percentage‑based system that raises costs each time the price climbs. With bullish macro factors, record highs in China, and a shrinking gold‑silver ratio, experts warn the rally could push silver above $100 per ounce and advise investors to secure physical holdings.

In this video Stacker brings his uncle to a gold‑buying shop where experts examine several pieces of scrap jewelry, identify karat markings (e.g., 750 = 18 kt, 585 = 14 kt), and demonstrate both electronic and traditional acid‑scratch tests to confirm purity. After weighing the items, the appraisers calculate the current market value and pay out cash on the spot, explaining that any genuine gold—regardless of color—can be melted down by a refiner.

At Fun Show 2026 in Orlando, record‑breaking crowds and lines of eager collectors highlighted a booming silver and gold market, with dealers and refiners such as Ella Metal, SD Bullion and Heritage Auctions reporting unprecedented buying, selling and price spikes that many predict could push silver toward $100 per ounce. The event also showcased the latest storage solutions, rare historic pieces like a 1714 Spanish escudo, and insider perspectives on market outlook, demand drivers and the future of precious‑metal investing.

In this interview, Leor Gance explains how the collapse of a single “global” silver price is giving way to regional pricing, driven by China’s new export licensing, shifting industrial demand, and the metal’s status as a by‑product, which together are reshaping the current bull market. He also outlines three potential “binary” catalysts—a governmental re‑classification of silver as a precious metal, a major mining shift toward silver production, or broader export restrictions—that could push prices well beyond today’s levels.

In this episode, SD Bullion’s Harry and longtime customer Adrian discuss the recent surge in silver prices, forecasting a possible $100‑per‑ounce level in Q1 2026 and even $150 by year‑end while analyzing daily price swings, China’s export restrictions, and shifting demand from gold to silver. They also celebrate their shop’s 10‑year anniversary, share inventory updates, and invite viewers to set stacking goals for 2026.

.On January 2nd the silver market displayed an unusual price ceiling around $74.55 per ounce, prompting accusations of manipulation by bullion banks and references to past JPMorgan fines, while analysts point to structural supply deficits and massive short covering as underlying drivers. The video then explores bullish 2026 forecasts ranging from $200 to $777 per ounce and highlights Argenta Silver (AG/AGF) as a potential high‑growth pure‑silver play backed by notable investors and an under‑explored Argentine deposit.

Let's produce.In this update the host examines a perfect storm hitting the precious‑metals market—China’s newly announced restrictions on silver shipments, Washington’s first‑in‑40‑years tax on gold and silver, soaring spot prices in Japan and elsewhere, and a $75 billion overnight Fed liquidity injection tied to banks’ silver‑derivative losses. He then breaks down the COMEX “30 % margin nuke” that took effect on December 31, explains how the higher bond requirement could reshape silver futures trading, and invites viewers to weigh in on where the metal’s price is headed in 2026.

.Coin shop Harry’s experiences unprecedented panic buying of silver as prices dip, with customers lining up before opening and the entire inventory — even premium coins now sold at regular bullion rates — disappearing in minutes. The hosts discuss the surge in physical demand, rising premiums, and advise cautious, tranche‑based buying while remaining bullish that silver could climb toward $100 per ounce.

.The video breaks down today’s massive 9 % plunge in silver—driven by a sudden 13.6 % margin increase, diverging futures and spot prices, export‑control concerns, and a widening premium over Shanghai—and compares the moves in gold and platinum. The host argues this crash is a liquidation of leveraged longs rather than genuine price discovery, suggesting the dip may be a buying opportunity for long‑term stackers before a potential rebound.

.Silver has surged past $80 an ounce for the first time ever, prompting major online bullion dealers to raise their quoted spot prices—some by over $140—in a weekend when the market is technically closed. This unprecedented price‑lifting reflects a massive rush of physical‑silver orders that has exhausted dealers’ hedges, warning of a potential parabolic rally and a looming supply crunch in the global silver market.

.Silver has broken out on the 160‑year chart, soaring past $80 in the US, $85 in Shanghai and prompting China’s imminent export licences, while the LBMA faces a benchmark crisis, COMEX raises margin requirements and banks that were shorting the metal tapped the Fed’s $17 billion repo facility. The host, who has been buying silver for years, predicts continued upside (even $150/oz by 2026), urges viewers to consider long‑term ownership and invites comments on their own price forecasts.

The video details an unprecedented silver surge—prices leapt over 7% in a single day to exceed $76 per ounce, pushed the gold‑silver ratio below 60, vaulted silver ahead of Apple in market‑cap rankings, and created a roughly 10% premium in China—while gold and platinum also hit new all‑time highs. It then analyzes how soaring industrial demand, a looming 300‑million‑ounce deficit, and the shifting ratio are reshaping investment strategy amid the great wealth transfer, urging viewers to consider both silver and gold.

.In this video two metal dealers analyze whether the recent surge of silver to around $70 per ounce signals an imminent crash, referencing past spikes, the largely organic demand driving today’s rally, and the impact of premiums, gold‑silver ratios, and market dynamics. They also share real‑time shop experiences, compare silver’s performance to gold and platinum, and offer practical advice on buying low‑premium silver and storing it safely.

sentences.Silver has officially broken the $70‑per‑ounce barrier, soaring from $40 in early September to over $71 in just 75 days and sparking predictions that it could reach $80 or even higher before the year ends. The host also reviews gold’s new all‑time high, the shifting gold‑silver ratio and market‑cap rankings, and fields viewer questions on trading strategies, futures pricing, and future metal outlooks.

Gold surged to a record $4,447 per ounce and silver is poised near $70 as a weakening dollar, rising geopolitical tensions and upcoming Chinese export controls tighten supply, while platinum also broke the $2,000‐per‑ounce barrier. The video then showcases the brand‑new Dragon Series 1‑oz silver round from the Perth Mint—available exclusively at SD Bullion—and encourages viewers to add physical silver to their stacks.

In this episode the host breaks down silver’s surge past $67/oz, the unprecedented net‑long positions taken by all five major bullion banks on COMEX silver futures, and the bullish forecasts from Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, JPMorgan and his own $150‑per‑ounce target for 2026. He also examines Samsung’s financing deal with a silver‑rich mine, the possible boost from future silver‑battery technology, a new 5‑oz Royal Canadian Mint maple leaf release, and invites viewers to share their own price predictions.

produce.The video follows a spirited conversation between bullion dealer Adrian and longtime coin‑shop owner Harry as they celebrate silver’s new all‑time high, analyze its volatile $60‑plus surge, and predict a realistic $100‑per‑ounce price target by the first quarter of next year. They also break down current market quirks—including shrinking premiums on semi‑numismatic pieces, limited buying limits from refiners, and a rise in counterfeit risk—while urging viewers to buy at spot from reputable dealers and stay cautious of over‑extending their investments.

The video explains how the recent COMEX margin hike failed to curb silver, which continues to rally past $63 an ounce—outpacing oil—as JP Morgan shifts from a 200 million‑ounce short to a massive long position. It reviews historic margin‑hike patterns, highlights a growing structural deficit and surging industrial demand (from solar panels to solid‑state batteries), and cites analysts predicting silver could reach $100 per ounce by 2026.

.The video explains how the COMEX’s sudden 10% increase in margin requirements for silver futures—its first hike since 2021—triggered a sharp drop in silver from a record high near $65/oz back to around $62/oz. It also breaks down the mechanics of margin calls, circuit‑breaker rules, and the broader debate over whether such measures suppress silver’s rally, while noting the metal’s strong performance this year and future price speculation.

produce.In this energetic shop‑floor update, bullion dealers break down silver’s breakout past $60 per ounce, the surge of customers buying and selling e‑agles, rounds, high‑premium items, and the shifting gold‑to‑silver ratio that’s reshaping their strategy. They also debut the Royal Canadian Mint’s first 5‑oz Maple Leaf coin and urge viewers to dollar‑cost average, stay cautious, and consider both gold and silver as the market rides its historic rally.

.Silver has surged to a historic $60 per ounce, marking a new all‑time high and prompting live celebrations, analysis of the gold‑silver ratio, and speculation that the rally could push prices toward $70 or even $100 in the near future. The host discusses the macro drivers behind the jump—including a recent jobs report and expected Fed rate cuts—while urging viewers to consider disciplined dollar‑cost averaging rather than panic selling.

characters.The video investigates the 11‑hour CME/COMEX outage that halted silver futures, exploring whether a cooling‑tower failure or a massive hidden trade caused the shutdown. It reviews expert opinions, rumors of a huge Chinese‑backed silver delivery, CME’s claim of human error, and the suspiciously quick recovery that coincided with a sharp silver price spike.