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[Winner] Debatable [Silver Details] Historically, about 10.48 ounces of silver have been mined for every ounce of gold. This backs the idea of a 15:1 silver/gold ratio (presumably, the idea was that on average people would have half their wealth in gold, and half in silver). It could also be argued that since silver is also an industrial metal (I.E. a lot is consumed, never to be seen again), the silver ratio should be lower than the 10.48:1 mined ratio. If people desired equal values of silver and gold, and silver and gold were distributed evenly, there would be about an 10.48:1 ratio (assuming silver used industrially could be used; if not, the ratio would be more in favor of silver). This would result in a {550%} increase in the price of silver (or corresponding decrease in the price of gold). [Gold Details] There is a lot more silver mined than gold, and therefore gold should be more valuable than si lver. That's pretty clear (unless there are other extreme factors involved). [Reason] 
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