A few months ago a ounce of gold cost 120 ounces of silver.
The roman empire set this ratio at 12:1 Whilst the US government set it at 15:1 The people that managed to buy silver at 120:1 probably bought the most undervalued asset in the history of mankind.
Gold and Silver are treasures more valuable than human lives, this was the popular sentiment in Europe, Africa and Asia for thousands of years. It is only in recent decades that the human population has become so dumbed down that people would rather pick a chocolate bar over a 10 ounce bar of silver.
Silver is still massively undervalued in relation to gold. And Gold is massively undervalued in relation to it's historical role as world money.
Silver in my opinion is probably the trade of the century.