Yes, I understand that the Silver to Dollar ratio at $800 per oz is from the perspective that silver is an active monetary metal used as currency. But! You're doing a miscalculation..you're assuming that the price of gold is correct. My stand is that neither silver nor gold is priced right (and the confirmed manipulation of the prices I think is proof of that) so even if Silver won't be 800 because it's not going to be a currency, it still has to stretch for 1:11 at some point, and if Silver is manipulated, one can make the assumption that gold is too. So even in a conservative scenario, we could be looking at silver prices going up to between 100-200$ Which is not at all crazy. :)