The silver-to-gold ratio represents the division of the price of an ounce of Gold by the price of an ounce of silver.

Historically, from antiquity till the 20th century, the ratio has hovered between 16 and 5, which means that it would take 16 ounces of silver to buy an ounce of gold in the worst case and 5 ounces of silver to buy an ounce of gold in the best case. However during special cases of monetary distress the ratio has drop to 1!.

Since 1968 the silver to gold ratio has climbed steadily from 18 to over 100 in February of 2020. Since the plandemic began the ratio has held generally above 80.

Now however it is seems to be falling.

For those holding gold it means that buying silver with you gold is still a good idea but now is the time to exchange gold for silver.

During the hyperinflation days of the Weimer Republic the ratio drop to 5! You could buy an ounce of gold with 5 ounces of silver. If we use the historical value of 16 that would be mean the silver price would currently be over $125 and if we go down to 5 silver would be $400 now.

It is important to watch this ratio, as it is an indicator of when you should start to spend your silver. As the silver value falls toward more normal values it will signal that silver is full strength monetary unit and will purchase as much as possible. You can buy gold or even a house, see the resource page here for a discussion of buying a middle class home for 74 ounces of silver.

Silver has been the most manipulated asset in American history, because it has experienced price manipulation for hundreds of years.

Take time now to learn about silver and under stand the silver to gold ratio. Silver is the common man’s gold.

The chart below was screen shot from GoldPrice.org

Daily values for the Silver Gold Ratio are available at The MPN Silver and Gold Show channel.