The assessment is based on a synthesis of high-authority primary sources that, while not stating the exact figure of $110, provide strong evidence making the claim highly probable. Several relevant sources confirm a historic price surge for silver, with multiple reports stating it surpassed the US$100 mark. The most compelling piece of evidence comes from Trading Economics, a source with high authority and relevance, which reports that silver's price jumped to "over $107 per ounce." This figure is very close to the $110 specified in the statement and, in the context of a "historic rally," makes it highly plausible that the peak surpassed $110.There is a minor conflict with the Nasdaq article, another highly authoritative source, which reports a specific new all-time high of US$100.87. However, the Trading Economics report of "over $107" suggests a higher peak was reached. Given the volatility of commodity markets, it is common for different data providers to report slightly different intraday highs. The weight of the evidence leans toward the higher figure being credible.The irrelevant sources, which are forward-looking price forecasts from the LBMA or speculative articles, were disregarded as they do not provide evidence about a past price event. Based on the direct evidence from Trading Economics, the statement is very likely to be true.