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A Modestly Sarcastic (and Uncomfortably Probable) 2026 Silver Prediction
— Capstone Acquisitions

In 2026, physical silver will reportedly remain “well supplied,” provided you don’t actually want to buy any. Stock exchanges say buy SLV and don’t take delivery. China has put in place export controls, licensing bottlenecks, and strategic hoarding. This will ensure ample availability—on paper, in spreadsheets, and in official statements. But is it the truth?

Meanwhile, real silver (the kind you can hold, stack, take home, and sleep better owning) will quietly detach from spot pricing like it missed the memo. Physical Premiums will rise, stay elevated “for a while,” and then become the new normal—explained away as logistics, demand, geopolitics, or shorted.

Industrial users will panic-buy. Governments will issue reassuring press releases. Retail investors will discover that price and availability are not the same word. Get in line. Dealers will hear, daily:
“But spot price is only—” Ha, this is the real cost.

Capstone Acquisitions’ prediction:
If 2025 was the warning shot for silver, 2026 is when physical silver stops asking permission from the paper market—and starts pricing itself like the strategic metal it always was. Get ready for $100+ Silver….



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440-404 BC Attica Athens Owl Silver Tetradrachm NGC CH AU FULL CREST The silver tetradrachms of Athens, which pair the helmeted head of the goddess Athena with the standing figure of her owl, were produced on a very large scale from the mid- to late-5th Century B.C. One design element on these coins that almost always is missing or is incomplete is the horse hair cre...

Shipwreck Gold isn’t for everyone. But it should be…..

Shipwreck gold captivates people because it combines history, mystery, and treasure. Each piece of gold recovered from a shipwreck tells a story of adventure, trade, and tragedy, often connected to legendary voyages or lost civilizations. Its rarity makes it highly valuable, both financially and culturally, as it often originates from bygone eras and exotic places.

The allure also lies in the drama of its recovery—divers braving deep waters and dangerous conditions to uncover treasures lost for centuries. The idea of finding something so valuable hidden beneath the ocean, untouched by time, sparks fascination and a sense of discovery.

Additionally, shipwreck gold carries an air of romance and mystery, invoking images of pirates, sunken galleons, long-lost fortunes near and faraway. Its connection to real-life treasure hunts and its intrinsic beauty make it a symbol of wealth, adventure, and enduring human curiosity.

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1853-P $20 Liberty PCGS AU53 from the SS Central America Shipwreck (only 25 were recovered & certified in 2000).

1861-P $10 Liberty NGC AU58 Civil War Date from the SS Republic Shipwreck (only 57 were recovered in all states of preservation in 2001-02).

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1855 Kellogg $50 Gold Commemorative Restrike S.S. Central America Shipwreck PCGS GEM PROOF.

FOR SALE - $6450.00 OBO
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This came out of a collection that’s been off the market for well over a decade. You are buying this coin and all the original materials as we have. Including the copper display frame. This coin is stunning in hand.

The S.S. Central America was a three-masted steamer ship that was often used to transport gold from the California Gold Rush to the eastern seaboard of the United States. It is estimated that during its lifetime, the S.S. Central America transported almost one-third of all the gold output from the California Gold Rush. Now, 1855 Kellogg $50 Gold Commemorative SS Central America PCGS Gem Proof Coins are available to you for purchase.

Coin Highlights:

Coins arrive inside of protective plastic slabs from the PCGS!

Gem Proof condition!

Limited mintage of only 5,000 coins available!

Contains 2.41 Troy oz of pure gold content.

Issued a face value of $50 (USD) by the United States.

On the obverse is the Liberty Head design.

Reverse includes the heraldic eagle of the United States.

Minted in August 2001.

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1907 $20 Saint Gaudens High Relief Gold PCGS MS62 Wire Rim Fresh Old PCGS Holder. The 1907 high-relief $20 Saint-Gaudens' gold double eagle is one of the most singularly popular coins the United States has ever made. Featuring Augustus Saint-Gaudens' beautiful striding Liberty and flying eagle designs in high-relief format as the renowned artist originally intended, the 1907 high-relief Saint-Gaudens' coins are treasured by collectors.

The 1907 high-relief Saint-Gaudens' double eagles include the rare 1907 wire rim and 1907 flat rim double eagles. The wire rim and flat rim are quite distinguishable from each other, with the former indicated by a very narrow, wire-like ridge encircling the entire extreme outer periphery of the coin. The flat rim, meanwhile, shows a broad, flattish rim. These edge varieties were not necessarily intentional but rather a result of the striking process. The wire rim was inadvertently created due to a looser fit within the coin's retaining collar, with pressure creating a tiny ridge on the edges of the finished coins with the repeated strikes each piece saw.

The high-relief double eagles were struck three to five times apiece, owing to the incredible detail of these coins. Yet that also illustrates why the high-relief Saints were impractical to produce for circulation. While the 1907 high-relief Saint-Gaudens' double eagles have low mintages, many of these pieces were saved by collectors and thus are widely available in the marketplace. The wire rim double eagles are about twice to three times more common than the flat rim pieces.

Obverse: Liberty is portrayed standing on a rock, holding a torch in her right hand and an olive branch in her left. The word LIBERTY appears on the top periphery surrounded by stars. The date is stamped on the right side of the coin, just above the rock.

Reverse: A crescent sun appears at the bottom as if rising on the horizon with long rays extending to the top of the coin. A flying eagle covers the central portion, atop the rays. The words UNITED STATES oF AMERICA, TWENTY DOLLARS appear on the top periphery.

An amazing shipwreck coin just listed for sale. 1857-S $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle PCGS MS64 SS Central America.

1857-S $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle PCGS MS64 SS Central America Shipwreck 1857-S $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle PCGS MS64 SS Central America Shipwreck with a nice attractive Proof Like Liberty. Cones with all original shipwreck packaging. Conservatively graded from the 1st recovery from a few years ago. VERY nice for the grade. This coin displays some blazing luster and ye...