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We investigate the price spread between gold and silver trading as a futures contract on COMEX. Although the correlation between gold and silver returns during this period was high we find evidence of time varying long term dependence in the spread, with the positive dependent relationship dominant. This last finding suggests limited opportunity to profit from strategies based on mean reversion of the spread.