Silver, often called ‘Poor Man’s Gold,’ was historically the secondary currency metal. Used in daily transactions for food, clothing, and more, it served as the workhorse of economies until around 1964 when paper and digital money took over.
Silver, often called ‘Poor Man’s Gold,’ was historically the secondary currency metal. Used in daily transactions for food, clothing, and more, it served as the workhorse of economies until around 1964 when paper and digital money took over.
November 5, 2015
Gold & Silver