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Five consecutive years of structural deficit. Industrial demand at 60% and rising. And a paper market carrying over 570 million ounces in claims backed by less than 86 million ounces of registered silver.
This isn’t speculation. These are the numbers and they point to a silver market under fundamental stress.

In this video, we break down exactly what’s driving the pressure, why the recent price surge and 30% drop are both telling the same story, and what investors should be thinking about right now.

KEY TOPICS COVERED:
Silver structural deficit: 820M–1B oz cumulative since 2021

Industrial demand now driving ~60% of total silver consumption

COMEX registered silver vs. open paper claims

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Gold and silver are volatile, confidence in currencies is being tested, and next week British money itself goes on trial.

In this episode of GoldCore TV, we explore the Trial of the Pyx a centuries-old ceremony where newly minted British coins are tested for weight, purity, and accuracy under legal supervision. While it may seem like an anachronism, the trial raises an uncomfortable modern question:

If coins are still held to objective standards, why isn’t the wider monetary system?

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