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The Chinese had most of the silver, they also traded their finished products for it, their goal was to trade everything they had for silver, and never trade silver for anything to anyone. They used silver to back up their currency and armies.
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How did china gain spanish American silver?
The Spaniards withdrew the silver from the American mines in their colonies (like the great silver mines of Potosí in modern Bolivia) and turned it into coins in Spain proper. Then Spanish merchants sailed to China to exchange these silver coins for Chinese goods that they desired, like porcelain or silk, and this is how that American silver would end up in China.
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