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[[Image:Silver.jpg|thumb|right|Silver sample.]]
 
[[Image:Silver.jpg|thumb|right|Silver sample.]]
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{{element | name=Silver | symbol=Ag }}
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{{element | name=Silver | symbol=Ag|anumber=47|amass=107.87}}
 
'''Silver''' is a chemical [[element]]. It is a precious metal which has been used as money. Silver is found [[Native Elements|natively]] in nature and may be mined underground.
 
'''Silver''' is a chemical [[element]]. It is a precious metal which has been used as money. Silver is found [[Native Elements|natively]] in nature and may be mined underground.
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Silver is considered to be the most flexible and reliable form of [[barter]] by many [[survivalist]]s (such as [[James Wesley Rawles]], [[Joel Skousen]], [[Ragnar Benson]], and [[Alex Jones]]) specifically in a long term [[economic collapse]].  Unlike [[gold]], silver is far more flexible for small item purchase and barter.  It is available in many recognized forms and freely exchanged as a barter implement even during "good times".   
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Throughout history, silver has been one of most flexible and reliable form of [[barter]] in many societies.  Unlike [[gold]], silver is far more flexible for small item purchase and barter.  It is available in many recognized forms and freely exchanged as a barter implement even during "good times".   
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==Silver in Folklore==
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==Silver in folklore==
 
Silver, considered a metal of purity, is often portrayed in folk tales and modern fiction alike as an effective weapon against [[vampire]]s, [[werewolf|werewolves]], and other evil creatures.  Silver nails driven into a coffin lid were thought to prevent evil spirits from rising.<ref>[http://www.zerotime.com/night/destroy.htm Destroying Vampires]</ref>  Silver is also used a great deal in witchcraft, and is usually worn by participants in modern Wiccan rituals.<ref>''The Witch Book:  The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft, Wicca, and Neo-Paganism'', by Raymond Buckland, Visible Ink Press, 2002</ref>
 
Silver, considered a metal of purity, is often portrayed in folk tales and modern fiction alike as an effective weapon against [[vampire]]s, [[werewolf|werewolves]], and other evil creatures.  Silver nails driven into a coffin lid were thought to prevent evil spirits from rising.<ref>[http://www.zerotime.com/night/destroy.htm Destroying Vampires]</ref>  Silver is also used a great deal in witchcraft, and is usually worn by participants in modern Wiccan rituals.<ref>''The Witch Book:  The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft, Wicca, and Neo-Paganism'', by Raymond Buckland, Visible Ink Press, 2002</ref>
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==See Also==
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==See also==
 
* [[Precious metal]]
 
* [[Precious metal]]
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* [[Gold]] and [[Silver]]
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