Maggie's Farm

In the late 50's and early 60's the minimum wage was $1.35 an hour. My first car in 1961 was a red 1951 Ford convertible I bought for $50. Today, that $1.35, 5 silver quarters and one dime would be worth about $51. That $50 car would be $1887 in todays money.

Anyone who follows the price of silver and gold knows that the last month and the last 6 months have been dramatic in the precious metals market. Very unusual. Typically this kind of event in silver and gold is accompanied by terrible real world events. While there are some significant events taking place they aren't new in the past few months and in fact most everything you might point to as affecting gold & silver prices has been going on for years. So, what accounts for this sudden dramatic almost unprecedented rise in gold and silver prices? This isn't the middle class or Kulaks buying up all the silver and gold, this is the upper class, the rich, the informed. What do they know that we don't?

I don't know! But I will speculate that if you are familiar with agenda 21 and project 2025 you would agree that part of the goal of both of these political plans is to implement social and monetary policies that can be used to lock certain citizens out of banks and social life including jobs. These plans are moving forward throughout the world even if the MSM isn't telling you. The ONLY Western country not moving fast to implement these plans is the U.S. If Trump had not been elected we would be neck and neck with the EU on this. And once Trump is out of office we will be playing catchup.

The melt value of a silver quarter at this very moment is $9.39.
If you want to buy one it will cost you about 10% more.

A chance would have it I worked at a gas station in 1960 and the price of gas varied from day to day but the low in 1960 was 17.99 cents a gallon. I remember that about 2 miles from the station where I worked gas was about 20.99 cents a gallon.