Silver Crosses $100 on U.S. Soil
Good morning. We are very pleased to report that, for the first time on U.S. soil, the spot price of silver has breached $100 per ounce.
The move capped a methodical but increasingly energetic four-day advance. Shortly after midnight, silver printed a high of $99.37, before pulling back in an orderly retracement to $97.75. From there, the market stabilized, regained momentum, and resumed its climb. At 10:47, silver touched $100, marking a historic moment for the metal.
It is a milestone worth pausing for. We hope you remember where you were when you saw it.
To commemorate the event, we have produced two limited-run hats. These are high-quality, structured hats (not trucker caps), which means they come at a slightly higher price point. The design intentionally mirrors the classic hats popularized when CNBC celebrated the Dow Jones crossing 10,000. For those of us who have been in this industry long enough to remember that moment, the parallel is especially meaningful.
If you value independent media and want to mark this moment in silver’s history, consider picking one up (or two).
Some milestones deserve to be worn.
