Copper is worth more today than the number stamped on the coin, ya cunt!
Last month they reported a nickel is worth 11cents to make! This is how much it has been devalued, wake the fuck up, sheeple. Time to end the "federal" reserve cartel!
@RP4409 I tried to click on an ad on your video and it don't work. I've been looking for a phone and I saw one I wanted and tried to access it from the google ad on the video (many times) and it would not work at all. I'd check that out A.S.A.P., they are ripping you off!!!
@Glovefullavasoline Time and effort??? IDK where you live but EVERYWHERE there are jewelry and gold shops (with big ads in the local paper(s) even) that you can go right in and cash that dime in for the amount it is worth or pretty darn close to it!!!
Technically, I don't think the US Dollar has a legal definition. It currently has a floating value established by currency markets and how many dollars sellers and buyers agree to exchange for products and services. How do YOU define a dollar?
@RP4409 And you're thinking that the Coinage Act 1792 still stands undiluted because no law has been signed titled "The Total and Utter Repeal of the 1792 Coinage Act". If 1792 still stood, $1 USD would have a value of 1 "Spanish Milled Dollar". A subsequent Coinage Act made foreign currency such as the Spanish Milled Dollar no longer legal tender in the US, and another put US currency exclusively on the gold standard. 1792 is gone and the U.S. is NOW on fiat money.
Why would it not still stand. Did the 1st amendment magically disappear just because it was written a long time ago? It may be a little diluted but the foundation is still there until repealed.
"Money" is nothing but a medium of exchange and can be from paper to coconuts
A dollar is defined as .77 ounces of silver and however many federal reserve notes or coconuts it takes to get there THAT is a dollar until defined somewhere else in the Federal code of weights and measures.
@RP4409 Parts of 1792 may still stand, but there are way too many laws passed since 1792 to say its definition of a dollar still stands because 1792 "has never been repealed". For example, the Coinage Act of 1873 removed silver as a basis for monetary value and made gold the exclusive standard. Other things happened before 1873 and after 1873 that made other parts of 1792 moot or void.
@RP4409 Quite a leap from a mundane recipe for a coin to a founding principal. I'm not sure it's apropos. The 1792 Act was an AUTHORIZATION to mint coins that also SET the value of a US Dollar equal to that of a Spanish milled dollar and set the CONTENTS to .77 Troy ounces of pure silver OR .87 of standard silver. 1792 did NOT say a dollar is "defined as". FYI, the Coinage Act of 1965 removed all silver from dimes and quarters even though 1792 prescribed 1/10th the silver of the dollar.
@RP4409 My point is that while the Coinage Act of 1792 described a dollar, it also described a dime (spelled "dismes" at the time), but subsequent laws made modifications to those descriptions without expressly repealing the Act of 1792. In your parlance, just like the dollar, the dime was "defined" in 1792, but it was re-defined later and yet the Act of 1792 was never repealed. The legal FACT is that a dime is no longer .077 ounces of silver and a dollar is no longer .77.
It might help if you explained the difference between "fiat money" and what you call "real" money. But you appear to be simply negotiating a trade between subjectively valued objects. A stamped out dime has the legal tender value of 1/10th the contemporary meaning of a dollar. Its material or collectible value is negotiable on open markets for such things. But as legal tender, it is worth the same as a dime minted today from copper and nickel.
@RP4409 While the dollar used to be defined in silver, that is no longer applicable in today's laws. Legally a vendor would only have to accept the currency for their face value regardless of melt value. You cannot force them to trade above it's face value (even though you were giving them a hell of a deal).
Just look at pennies. They have a melt value of over 2 cents right now, but they are still only exchangeable for 1 penny.
The term for a dollar was defined in the 1792 coinage act has NEVER been repealed. I was not "forcing" them to do anything.
I do not know where the hell you're talking about when you said: "Legally a vendor would only have to accept the currency for their face value regardless of melt value."
If they choose to give me over face value that is their choice.....this happens EVERYDAY.
Well then vote Ron Paul in office and see if he gets assassinated or actually makes some real changes. Either way you know that none of the others will make any real changes for sure.
Ok so Im a USMC combat vet, I fought for and swore oath to the constitution, I am so very proud of the "people" for preforming their duty as U.S citizens and questioning authority. know your rights!!! VOTE RON PAUL AND THIS BS WILL HOPEFULLY STOP.
Unless I am missing something... you tried to pay for them with a single dime. She said they where 6 for a dollar, meaning they are 16.66 cents a piece. The legal tender value of any american money is the face value, unless being sold for the metal content. Since she was not a coin dealer buying your silver coin... She was only required to accept the money at the face value of 10 cents. You where still just shy of 7 cents short.
omg guys leave the poor woman alone.... you know back "in the day" you wouldnt have had a problem convincing her that it was worth what you claimed. our society has forced us to "trust no one". there are so many cons out there that it makes you leery about everything you come in contact with.
is it possible that even after telling them that the silver dime you held in your hand was worth more than the copper and paper in their pockets..they still did not understand what you were telling them? that to me is the really scary part! wow!
JUST WAIT TILL THE SHIT HITS THE FAN ! the fed got caught cheating with the national gold stock ,the 33 pound blocks casted in the clinton era are really tungsten blocks with 1/8th inch of gold plating them,they got discovered when china claimed some of them, it was found when they cut one in half ,,WTF ! THIS GOLD IS GOV'T GOLD THATS SUPPOSE TO REP THE us gov't treasury,they are gov't minted blocks claim its pure gold,what a 3 card montie shell game the gov't is playing,also nothin in the news
@daewooparts The sad thing is the gold representing the treasury has been gone for years ever since the gold standard was dropped. The reserve isn't even backed by any gold anymore which renders all current dollars as valuable as a scrap piece of paper.
@shady9321 now the amount they claim they have is just a gov't 3 card montie shell gain , the blocks casted in the clinton years are only 1/8 inch thick gold on a tungsten blocks ,
my stupid friends father scrapped about $1500 in those pre 1964 silver dimes for gambling money,the good thing is another friend at the silver/gold place kept all those dimes for himself they aren't going to the smelter as they know they are real money
@closer71 I will tell you what is laughable . the hunts tried to start there own silver backed currency. buying up as much silver as they could. only to lose there ass to the real world markets. the SEC raised margins from $500.00 on a contract to $5000.00 and they lost billions. even the SEC had to give them an exemption to save the family from bankruptcy!
The real fun starts when the prices start falling and panic sets in. its like a fire sale but you buy at half price like homes right now!
@FinallyDunn Read Modern Money Mechanics,written by the Federal Reserve...It states a Federal Reserve NOTE has 0 intrinsic value.All debt notes created in a bank from nothing.If all economic value is subjective,what do you see in a 20 yr chart of the federal reserve note value vs what do you see in a 20 yr chart on an ounce of gold.We have not had an American dollar since the turn of the century,that had silver backing.They removed us from gold standard to inflate and deflate the note at will.
She was way off on the deficit. According to propoganda ( tv, newspaper ) were over 14 trillion in debt. But since it is propoganda saying this, that means its much higher, and not reported. I will take anyones silver coins 1964 and before if they dont think there worth anything, that is real money, and thats why it is hard to find in circulation right now. If they arent worth anything, then why are they almost impossible to find? She and many others are uninformed. What else is new!
Just to let you know. you can't go back to the gold standard and still enjoy all the stuff we can buy. the problem lays in the money supply which would be contracted. there is not enough gold to print the amount of curreny you would need to be circulated. you would have less goods in the market place because of it.
I know its sounds great and I even said the samething for years. then I realized the problem with going back. we just need a responsible monetary system.
@WizzRacing What ? You ever look at the buying power of the federal reserve debt note over the years vs gold ?? You ever left this country and tried to live in england or germany on the federal reserve debt note ??? You wouldnt need a 1/1 ratio of gold to a dollar. Responsible monetary system would mean removal of the private federal reserve...dont see that happening without a revolution.
@rpur441044 My comment had nothing to do with the buying power. yes a gold coin from the1940's will buy the same goods it did then today. "but you had to buy it in the 1940's to get that value!" you go buy gold or sliver at todays rates then hold it for 20 years. it will do the samething if it's price is stable. its value has fallen 30% in 3 months.
People assume Bernanke is printing money but he has not printed one U.S. note after the bailout. he was buying T-Bills with it.
@WizzRacing If you look at a chart of the dollar value 20 yrs and of ounce of gold value 20 yrs,you could of bought gold anywhere along the chain of the chart and still come out ahead of the dollar,you dont have to buy it in the 40s. With gold or silver i can trade it out and buy the product lower,with the federal reserve debt note i canot....If we default where do you think the value of gold vs dollar will go?? Its never a good sign for the dollar when the private fed is monetiseing our debt
@rpur441044 You are missing the point. the value of gold is based on market demand not on individual consumption or use. you still need to convert the metal to a currency at the current market price. cause not many places take gold or sliver. so if you buy gold or silver for individual use you pay a premium for that both ways. once when you buy it and second when you sell it.
Silver was at $50.00 oz in the 1970's then fell to $5.00 overnight. the same is happening now. its all fear based!
@rpur441044 If you bought gold or silver 1 year ago. you lost 30% of your "investment" 3 months ago. the metal is for investment over a long time. not 2 years down the road.
I smell a metal collapse cause its overpriced right now. people who bought this for a hedge on inflation have missed the train. everything so fare is deflationary and its still falling. less oil prices which is fixing to take a dive as well to at least $75.00 barrel. the SEC is fixing to act again on chronic long contracts
@WizzRacing Investment ? I invest in nothing,i trade in and out.I will make it simple.. phantasmix. com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/us-dollar-vs-gold-chart-2011.png
@WizzRacing Investment ? I invest in nothing,i trade in and out.I will make it simple..put in your dots phantasmix com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/us-dollar-vs-gold-chart-2011.png
@WizzRacing Not peddeling anything...facts are facts,dont like it too bad.your the one that relied to me not vice versa,dont like it dont reply,simple concept.
You're not too bright, are you? Gold has risen an average of 20% EVERY YEAR since 2001. NOTHING ELSE HAS! Gold has rock solid support at $1,500/oz. and hasn't been below that figure for more than 48 hours since breaking that barrier. It shot to $1,570+ over the course of a week, which means gold-shorts who are manipulating the market are losing their control over it. Too much demand for the metal is going to overpower bears and mindless dolts who don't get it. $2,250/oz is next!
@closer71 People been trying to get rich quick for 60 years on the stuff. so go ahead and lose your money!
Just so you know gold is not a consumable. only about 3% of the world industry uses the stuff. the rest is for people to play the market and get rich selling the stuff to people like you!
@closer71 Metals are a commodity you ignorant ass. gold and silver is not a currency. its the same as platinum or copper. but gold is the only metal that has no real use outside the markets. its used in military grade hardware and N.A.S.A. uses it in satellites around 3%~5%
You better understand how markets work. the hunts thought they could get rich on silver and lost there ass. along with other get rich suckers who chased the metal. only to lose there business and life savings!
Mindless dolts like yourself don't deserve any wealth because you clearly aren't capable of recognizing what REAL wealth even looks like, so...keep your paper dollars and I'll keep my gold and in 25 years, we'll see who has the greater purchasing power. And do me a favor: save your moronic ranting on investing your money in the stock or bond market for someone stupid enough to take the bait. I don't have to "risk" my gold like you do your paper in order to keep up with inflation.
And by the way, just because we trade commodities on an exchange (just like we do currencies; Oops, you're looking pretty ignorant now) doesn't mean they abdicate their place as currencies. If your fucked up logic made any sense at all, those poor people in Zimbabwe wouldn't me panning for gold just to survive; since the collapse of their currency, without gold, they cannot buy food to eat. So tell me again how gold doesn't function as a currency, dip shit.
@closer71 You don't trade currency you actually buy it at the opening price. commodities can be bought on contracts at low up front rates say 10% so no there not the something.
Try again armature trader. your argument is based on emotion and very limited understanding of how the markets work. thats why those in power get richer and you don't even know how they are doing it! because you don't understand the rules!
@WizzRacing you don't understand the markets ether or you would be playing the markets instead of commenting on tube. you are not allowed to play with the globalist selling derivatives and operating ponzi scheme because they would jail you for criminal activities.
@mechanicalbu11 I stay away from markets cause it does not represent real world needs. its all smoke and mirrors. they tell you to buy stocks because it benefits them, not you! its even worse then the fed printing notes, cause the value of a stock is based on someones preseved value. every try to spend a stock in a store? when you sell it. they get a sellers fee, you buy it they get a buyers fee. now who do you think is making money.
YES RP 4409 This time you bring us a nice positive educational vidio. Thank you, Your subject about the "real money" is what I like the most of your projects.
@smoke360ful Good luck with that one. it will never happen because the damage is done. America's wealth was tied to equity people had in there homes over 68% was in it. now you have people upside down on there homes. they will have eat that for the next 15 years to ever start earning any equity now. most are just walking away when they see they bought a home for 170% over real market value. these people should have never got a loan to start with.
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Of course along with going back to the gold standard we could also go back to horses and buggies, dipping quills in ink and hand washing our clothes with lye soap.
@JustPlaneNuts ....funny but you act as if going back to a gold standard would push us back to horse and buggies. Don't remember to many horse and buggies in 1946 when we had a gold standard.
The gold standard is there to keep the printer of the money (thief) from waging unconstitutional wars of aggression, bribing every one from a pastor to a senator, and arbitrarily stealing your labor and savings through inflation. Its a check on criminals in government and without it they run amuck.
@RP4409 The fact is someone a while ago placed a value on things like gold, silver, etc. Those same types can devalue at will. What you need to broker instead of rare earth b.s. is the rarest of commodities. You need to inspire people to be self sufficient and neighborly. By the sweat of our brow is anything really done. To lay up a value on a material is irrelevant.
@JustPlaneNuts Gold is timeless, spanning all generations. Look up what money actually is. Ask yourself, if gold is antiquated, why did FDR confiscate it from people? Why did the the entire civilized world use the Bretton-Woods system? Why do people still rob jewelry stores? Why do people still trade gold? Most importantly, why is the U.S. government making it even harder to trade gold with the new FOREX regulations? Answer these, and I would be happy to take any spare gold off your hands.
@JustPlaneNuts You apparently advocate paper and Fed. debt as better assets than a highly valued commodity. By analogy, we could use magic carpets instead of cars or horses & buggies; wizard wands instead of ballpoint pens or ink quills, wishing for clear clothes instead of washing them with machines or lye soap.
@JustPlaneNuts ...wow you know nothing about gold and silver. The greatest era in history of our money system was the gilded age which made all forms of money in the states backed up by gold and silver... aka MONEY IS ACTUALLY WORTH SOMETHING! Guess what your pesky dollar is worth... NOTHING! Its a piece of paper! If the gov. inflates our economy and makes it worth 1/4 of a penny, then guess what? You're FUCKED. If you have gold guess how much its worth? Its worth the Same fucking price as GOLD!
@Takiado I'm curious. If we return to the monetary policy of the gilded age when the price of gold was set by statute (and the burning issue of the day was just the relative monetization of gold versus silver - see William Jennings Bryan's famous "Cross of Silver, Cross of Gold," etc.) and government declares by fiat an ounce of gold is worth 32 paper dollars - no more, no less - would that make gold less valuable, or paper more valuable?
The American government can't do it on it's own, it would have to be a world decision. There also would no longer be any of the beloved "market determines" stuff going on, because we've established that the world government can set prices. The only other thing I would say is, how many people would sell their gold for that 32 paper dollars?
@Takiado Again you miss the damn point. people holding gold\silver does not create one job, growth, or start one new business. why you say. because there is less of it to loan out. which means less things to buy cause nobody is making all the things people want to consume.
If you wanted to print enough currency backed by gold\silver you would have to raise the price of gold to $5k an oz. also you would have to reduce the workforce 60% because there would not be enough currency to go around!
@JustPlaneNuts Are you out of your mind!!! The gold standard kept the country's spending in check by limiting the amount of currency allowed to be issued because only an amount equivalent to stored gold's value could be used. Now that it's out, the government is literally making up money in a digital form; they authorized trillions to be "created" in credit form just 'cuz they felt like it. Do you still think we really shouldn't have gold standards, or did I just waste my finger strength here?
@shady9321 Thats not really the truth. the president can issue "Green Backs" and put the federal reserve out of business. but the last 2 that did that were dead in 6 months Lincoln and Kennedy! the Hunts tried it as well and the fed destroyed them with raising margins from $5k to $50k per contract.
@HiopX Americans have been sooo dumbed down they don't understand the true value of hard currency. Dimes used to have real silver in them....this lady didn't trust something that was real...that's truly sad...
When Mark Dice does this he's such an arrogant fat cun% about it, with a superiority complex. This is how it should be done, with kind interest in educating those who are unaware.
I would have grabbed that dime! LOL I think it's great you are waking people up, for real by using real money. They will probably go home and tell people about what happened and think real hard about what they accept as payment for their goods. They have a choice! Farmers really have the ability to take only real money, not like mall shops. lol
Hehe. I tried something like this in my local grocery shop in the UK. I gave the assistant the choice of a £1 coin or a gold sovereign. She took the £1 coin saying that her boss wouldn't be happy if she took the other coin.. despite the gold sovereign being worth well over £200! I won't be trying that for much longer because people will soon wise up pretty damn quick when the doo-doo hits the fan!
I think 98% of our society is brain dead. I can't even imagine what it's going to be like after a week of economic collapse. People will be trying to call someone, and wonder where they can go to get their free food. All they have to do is get on the big bus to Fema camp---er--I mean the grocery store. I hope you folks are getting ready. Things are heating up. if you don't think these floods and fires all across the US are going to have an effect on food production-you deserve what you get.
4:00 "with the deficit at a trillion or something.....der der der huh huh huh".....I've given up on the human race....the people with any common sense, intelligence, or skills to survive in the real world without food and shelter are too few and far beetween. Its time to reboot, start over, try again, game over, next?
why lie? isnt there enough tyranny and unlawful behaviour by 'officials' to video without resorting to setting up decent honest people and then lying about it.
@lostinthemix i am more than happy to spell it out for you - TITLE - 'freaked out for using silver dime' who freaked out? no body freaked out, untruthful title, non story, no point to it, no one freaked out, whoever wrote the title lied. cant really say much more than that tbh.
i once pulled out a 1830 Mexican peso coin made with pure silver and some other material and the store owner said it was a 10 current pesos value...........are you kidding me you could get cow with a 1830 Mexican peso in 1830.
@MrMADMOFO agreed, if we all just take a little more interest and put the brakes on governments when required it can be like this again... and we can get back to working to live rather than living to work
I would give them credit.
sacrux 6 days ago
''the general public is in an ABSOLUTE TRANS'' - Alex Jones
boldhero44 1 week ago
That lady is nuts! I would have taken that in a heartbeat. Damn, people are so ignorant...
tat2dMama68 2 weeks ago
Its a dime......10 cents moron
shardsofsion 2 weeks ago
"Yeah, I dunno, it's got copper in there.."
Copper is worth more today than the number stamped on the coin, ya cunt!
Last month they reported a nickel is worth 11cents to make! This is how much it has been devalued, wake the fuck up, sheeple. Time to end the "federal" reserve cartel!
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This woman is Freaking stupid...
bigdogosa 1 month ago
Mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!
cbrown39xl 1 month ago
I once offered to pay one Platinum Noble for a hamburger meal, and was refused, so I payed with a $20.
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@RP4409 I tried to click on an ad on your video and it don't work. I've been looking for a phone and I saw one I wanted and tried to access it from the google ad on the video (many times) and it would not work at all. I'd check that out A.S.A.P., they are ripping you off!!!
InfowarriorAnna 2 months ago
@Glovefullavasoline Time and effort??? IDK where you live but EVERYWHERE there are jewelry and gold shops (with big ads in the local paper(s) even) that you can go right in and cash that dime in for the amount it is worth or pretty darn close to it!!!
InfowarriorAnna 2 months ago
@Glovefullavasoline you wouldn't have to INVEST time and effort into reselling if idiots weren't idiots. SKEPTICISM trumps money
darkmark420 2 months ago
lady needs a new pair of truth eye glasses DERP
darkmark420 2 months ago
ive always wondered what the name of this song is at the start, anyone know?
Bpowderr 2 months ago
@Bpowderr ya i would like to know too. I have heard it in a movie but i forgot which one
carterrk 2 months ago
Good example of how Delusional people have become ...Humanity you're in trouble
LottsaLasagna 3 months ago
Technically, I don't think the US Dollar has a legal definition. It currently has a floating value established by currency markets and how many dollars sellers and buyers agree to exchange for products and services. How do YOU define a dollar?
JJLatBIM 3 months ago
@JJLatBIM
You're thinking of a federal reserve note NOT a dollar. A dollar has been defined by the 1792 coinage act and has never been repealed.
RP4409 3 months ago
@RP4409 And you're thinking that the Coinage Act 1792 still stands undiluted because no law has been signed titled "The Total and Utter Repeal of the 1792 Coinage Act". If 1792 still stood, $1 USD would have a value of 1 "Spanish Milled Dollar". A subsequent Coinage Act made foreign currency such as the Spanish Milled Dollar no longer legal tender in the US, and another put US currency exclusively on the gold standard. 1792 is gone and the U.S. is NOW on fiat money.
JJLatBIM 3 months ago
@JJLatBIM
Why would it not still stand. Did the 1st amendment magically disappear just because it was written a long time ago? It may be a little diluted but the foundation is still there until repealed.
"Money" is nothing but a medium of exchange and can be from paper to coconuts
A dollar is defined as .77 ounces of silver and however many federal reserve notes or coconuts it takes to get there THAT is a dollar until defined somewhere else in the Federal code of weights and measures.
RP4409 3 months ago
@RP4409 Parts of 1792 may still stand, but there are way too many laws passed since 1792 to say its definition of a dollar still stands because 1792 "has never been repealed". For example, the Coinage Act of 1873 removed silver as a basis for monetary value and made gold the exclusive standard. Other things happened before 1873 and after 1873 that made other parts of 1792 moot or void.
JJLatBIM 3 months ago
@JJLatBIM
We're not talking about monetary value we're talking about what a dollar is defined as.
RP4409 3 months ago
@RP4409 Quite a leap from a mundane recipe for a coin to a founding principal. I'm not sure it's apropos. The 1792 Act was an AUTHORIZATION to mint coins that also SET the value of a US Dollar equal to that of a Spanish milled dollar and set the CONTENTS to .77 Troy ounces of pure silver OR .87 of standard silver. 1792 did NOT say a dollar is "defined as". FYI, the Coinage Act of 1965 removed all silver from dimes and quarters even though 1792 prescribed 1/10th the silver of the dollar.
JJLatBIM 3 months ago
@JJLatBIM
Stripping silver from dimes and quarters has nothing to do with what a dollar is defined as.
RP4409 3 months ago
@RP4409 My point is that while the Coinage Act of 1792 described a dollar, it also described a dime (spelled "dismes" at the time), but subsequent laws made modifications to those descriptions without expressly repealing the Act of 1792. In your parlance, just like the dollar, the dime was "defined" in 1792, but it was re-defined later and yet the Act of 1792 was never repealed. The legal FACT is that a dime is no longer .077 ounces of silver and a dollar is no longer .77.
JJLatBIM 3 months ago
I'll take that in trade!
kmikesell 3 months ago
Great video, glad to see your back.
jes1erfull 3 months ago
It might help if you explained the difference between "fiat money" and what you call "real" money. But you appear to be simply negotiating a trade between subjectively valued objects. A stamped out dime has the legal tender value of 1/10th the contemporary meaning of a dollar. Its material or collectible value is negotiable on open markets for such things. But as legal tender, it is worth the same as a dime minted today from copper and nickel.
JJLatBIM 3 months ago
@JJLatBIM
Obviously you do not know what a dollar is defined as.
RP4409 3 months ago
@RP4409 While the dollar used to be defined in silver, that is no longer applicable in today's laws. Legally a vendor would only have to accept the currency for their face value regardless of melt value. You cannot force them to trade above it's face value (even though you were giving them a hell of a deal).
Just look at pennies. They have a melt value of over 2 cents right now, but they are still only exchangeable for 1 penny.
TheShaggybeard 3 months ago
@TheShaggybeard
The term for a dollar was defined in the 1792 coinage act has NEVER been repealed. I was not "forcing" them to do anything.
I do not know where the hell you're talking about when you said: "Legally a vendor would only have to accept the currency for their face value regardless of melt value."
If they choose to give me over face value that is their choice.....this happens EVERYDAY.
RP4409 3 months ago
@TheShaggybeard
Also a penny after 1982 is only worth a penny and the new ones are worth even less.
RP4409 3 months ago
what idiots, see the mid state.. guilty until proven innocent.. eveything is always too good to be true
izaiahisback 3 months ago
They sell peaches not coins. Why the fuck did you post this shit?
Wilson1592 3 months ago
dude thats a deal 6 tangerines for a $1
easywordsplz 4 months ago
your bullying these poor people
ATT12211 4 months ago
I would have taken it and added it my collection of silver coins.
soCernunnos 4 months ago
It won't be long and all these private people will need to learn to barter or perish.
MrSchpankme 4 months ago
Thats Real money, Were hungry pretty much sums it up right there. Whats gonna happen when our paper money is useless?
vatti902 4 months ago
Who gives a fuk.want material value u ignorant subs of butches
drivebye13 4 months ago
That dumb sub a bish ripped her off
drivebye13 4 months ago
This video its retarted
drivebye13 4 months ago
Stfu idiot! Ron paul gtfo! Their all part off the illuminati! If they are not they are killed jfk style
drivebye13 4 months ago
@drivebye13
Well then vote Ron Paul in office and see if he gets assassinated or actually makes some real changes. Either way you know that none of the others will make any real changes for sure.
bigredbrent 3 months ago
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Ok so Im a USMC combat vet, I fought for and swore oath to the constitution, I am so very proud of the "people" for preforming their duty as U.S citizens and questioning authority. know your rights!!! VOTE RON PAUL AND THIS BS WILL HOPEFULLY STOP.
RON PAUL, RON PAUL, RON PAUL, REVOLUTION!!!!!!
rjholstrom 5 months ago
In 1992 the British 2p coin's metal content was worth more than the face value of the coin!
wesmatron 5 months ago
Big Fan of 4409 but this is not cool guys.....
kirra77 5 months ago
@kirra77 whats not cool exactly? the people were even laughing and game them more fruit. everyone had a good time...
markrod420 5 months ago
The value for a silver dime is now up to $2.94
NewVinland 5 months ago
Unless I am missing something... you tried to pay for them with a single dime. She said they where 6 for a dollar, meaning they are 16.66 cents a piece. The legal tender value of any american money is the face value, unless being sold for the metal content. Since she was not a coin dealer buying your silver coin... She was only required to accept the money at the face value of 10 cents. You where still just shy of 7 cents short.
MrCryptoNinja 5 months ago
@MrCryptoNinja rofl he was proving a point. And you clearly missed it.
markrod420 5 months ago
a few months later...in September 2011....silver dime is worth $3.60 now...superinflation!
sikovit 5 months ago
Silver is great and people are ignorant now, but what song plays at the beginning of this video? I've been trying to find this song for years...
bumpenhour 6 months ago
Lot more than a trillion lady.......sheesh.
TheDeJureTour 6 months ago
stupid americans... encounter them everywhere you go
pigfarm187 6 months ago
if i had one, i would kept it safe, it is amongst valuable materials in this world.. nuff said
dsxest 6 months ago
@thaddeusvanderman ....that I agree
RP4409 6 months ago
@thaddeusvanderman ....Who the hell is going to go to the effort to counterfeit a Roosevelt dime...LOL
No one in their right mind would risk going to prison for 50 years counterfeiting a standard Roosevelt dime to sell to coin shops for $2.50 a pop
I think what you're talking about is "very very very rare" coins being counterfeited not the standard pre 64 dimes but i get your point.
RP4409 6 months ago
What! I would have gave him 10 for that dime. It just to shows you how dumb Americans are. That dime is worth $4.00, dollars. Oh well America.
PastorDowell 6 months ago
Guys She Doesn't know about it because it's Useless Knowledge to her... So Stop Talking shit about her...
DemiGod251 6 months ago
@DemiGod251 Agreed.
CaliforniaCarpenter7 6 months ago
omg guys leave the poor woman alone.... you know back "in the day" you wouldnt have had a problem convincing her that it was worth what you claimed. our society has forced us to "trust no one". there are so many cons out there that it makes you leery about everything you come in contact with.
MyBaby91307 6 months ago
That's worth about $2.90 in silver content.
Ozarkorganicshiitake 6 months ago
HOW STUPID ARE TEASE PEOPLE
dreadnok320 7 months ago
Stupid people. I get the humor but people who do not accept money but want to laugh about real things bug the hell out of me.
stlouisx50 7 months ago
She was an idiot
marcusbrkr0304 7 months ago
@marcusbrkr0304 She was high.
ajaaniajaa 6 months ago
is it possible that even after telling them that the silver dime you held in your hand was worth more than the copper and paper in their pockets..they still did not understand what you were telling them? that to me is the really scary part! wow!
walkinturtle2u 7 months ago 19
@walkinturtle2u
That's the problem with our country!
To many people are asleep at the wheel with no clue what's going on.
Thank God for Dr Ron Paul! He has enlightened so many more Americans it might just save our Republic.
angryamerican 1 month ago 5
JUST WAIT TILL THE SHIT HITS THE FAN ! the fed got caught cheating with the national gold stock ,the 33 pound blocks casted in the clinton era are really tungsten blocks with 1/8th inch of gold plating them,they got discovered when china claimed some of them, it was found when they cut one in half ,,WTF ! THIS GOLD IS GOV'T GOLD THATS SUPPOSE TO REP THE us gov't treasury,they are gov't minted blocks claim its pure gold,what a 3 card montie shell game the gov't is playing,also nothin in the news
daewooparts 7 months ago
@daewooparts The sad thing is the gold representing the treasury has been gone for years ever since the gold standard was dropped. The reserve isn't even backed by any gold anymore which renders all current dollars as valuable as a scrap piece of paper.
shady9321 7 months ago
@shady9321 now the amount they claim they have is just a gov't 3 card montie shell gain , the blocks casted in the clinton years are only 1/8 inch thick gold on a tungsten blocks ,
daewooparts 7 months ago
my stupid friends father scrapped about $1500 in those pre 1964 silver dimes for gambling money,the good thing is another friend at the silver/gold place kept all those dimes for himself they aren't going to the smelter as they know they are real money
daewooparts 7 months ago
What a stupid bitch
pinemontgo 7 months ago
That is freaking PATHETIC!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe the BS you have to dal with these days!
jwskull 7 months ago
These two people are so fucking stupid its laughable!!!
closer71 7 months ago
@closer71 I will tell you what is laughable . the hunts tried to start there own silver backed currency. buying up as much silver as they could. only to lose there ass to the real world markets. the SEC raised margins from $500.00 on a contract to $5000.00 and they lost billions. even the SEC had to give them an exemption to save the family from bankruptcy!
The real fun starts when the prices start falling and panic sets in. its like a fire sale but you buy at half price like homes right now!
WizzRacing 7 months ago
And this is why buying old coins to use Post SHTF is a dumb idea....
Very few will know it's real silver, or care what the value is.
Either buy real bullion and prey they follow the value, or stick to barter with food and guns...
SeppLainer 7 months ago
hope you didn't eat the crazy mutant tangelo she gave you! "Here have some monsanto fruit as well"!
TheyCallMeMrHappy 7 months ago
dropped in to the fruit basket; now there's some fresh irony
boosomentity 7 months ago
@FinallyDunn Read Modern Money Mechanics,written by the Federal Reserve...It states a Federal Reserve NOTE has 0 intrinsic value.All debt notes created in a bank from nothing.If all economic value is subjective,what do you see in a 20 yr chart of the federal reserve note value vs what do you see in a 20 yr chart on an ounce of gold.We have not had an American dollar since the turn of the century,that had silver backing.They removed us from gold standard to inflate and deflate the note at will.
rpur441044 7 months ago
She was way off on the deficit. According to propoganda ( tv, newspaper ) were over 14 trillion in debt. But since it is propoganda saying this, that means its much higher, and not reported. I will take anyones silver coins 1964 and before if they dont think there worth anything, that is real money, and thats why it is hard to find in circulation right now. If they arent worth anything, then why are they almost impossible to find? She and many others are uninformed. What else is new!
jdocks777 7 months ago
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Let's go back to money having VALUE, duh. Of course, it is hard to make gold and silver out of thin air, isn't it.
ArizonaSean 7 months ago
LOL Collectable
LottsaLasagna 7 months ago
Just to let you know. you can't go back to the gold standard and still enjoy all the stuff we can buy. the problem lays in the money supply which would be contracted. there is not enough gold to print the amount of curreny you would need to be circulated. you would have less goods in the market place because of it.
I know its sounds great and I even said the samething for years. then I realized the problem with going back. we just need a responsible monetary system.
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing What ? You ever look at the buying power of the federal reserve debt note over the years vs gold ?? You ever left this country and tried to live in england or germany on the federal reserve debt note ??? You wouldnt need a 1/1 ratio of gold to a dollar. Responsible monetary system would mean removal of the private federal reserve...dont see that happening without a revolution.
rpur441044 7 months ago
@rpur441044 My comment had nothing to do with the buying power. yes a gold coin from the1940's will buy the same goods it did then today. "but you had to buy it in the 1940's to get that value!" you go buy gold or sliver at todays rates then hold it for 20 years. it will do the samething if it's price is stable. its value has fallen 30% in 3 months.
People assume Bernanke is printing money but he has not printed one U.S. note after the bailout. he was buying T-Bills with it.
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing If you look at a chart of the dollar value 20 yrs and of ounce of gold value 20 yrs,you could of bought gold anywhere along the chain of the chart and still come out ahead of the dollar,you dont have to buy it in the 40s. With gold or silver i can trade it out and buy the product lower,with the federal reserve debt note i canot....If we default where do you think the value of gold vs dollar will go?? Its never a good sign for the dollar when the private fed is monetiseing our debt
rpur441044 7 months ago
@rpur441044 You are missing the point. the value of gold is based on market demand not on individual consumption or use. you still need to convert the metal to a currency at the current market price. cause not many places take gold or sliver. so if you buy gold or silver for individual use you pay a premium for that both ways. once when you buy it and second when you sell it.
Silver was at $50.00 oz in the 1970's then fell to $5.00 overnight. the same is happening now. its all fear based!
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@rpur441044 If you bought gold or silver 1 year ago. you lost 30% of your "investment" 3 months ago. the metal is for investment over a long time. not 2 years down the road.
I smell a metal collapse cause its overpriced right now. people who bought this for a hedge on inflation have missed the train. everything so fare is deflationary and its still falling. less oil prices which is fixing to take a dive as well to at least $75.00 barrel. the SEC is fixing to act again on chronic long contracts
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing Investment ? I invest in nothing,i trade in and out.I will make it simple.. phantasmix. com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/us-dollar-vs-gold-chart-2011.png
rpur441044 7 months ago
@WizzRacing Investment ? I invest in nothing,i trade in and out.I will make it simple..put in your dots phantasmix com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/us-dollar-vs-gold-chart-2011.png
rpur441044 7 months ago
@rpur441044 Dude go peddle your gold\silver selling scheme to someone else.
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing Not peddeling anything...facts are facts,dont like it too bad.your the one that relied to me not vice versa,dont like it dont reply,simple concept.
rpur441044 7 months ago
@WizzRacing
You're not too bright, are you? Gold has risen an average of 20% EVERY YEAR since 2001. NOTHING ELSE HAS! Gold has rock solid support at $1,500/oz. and hasn't been below that figure for more than 48 hours since breaking that barrier. It shot to $1,570+ over the course of a week, which means gold-shorts who are manipulating the market are losing their control over it. Too much demand for the metal is going to overpower bears and mindless dolts who don't get it. $2,250/oz is next!
closer71 7 months ago
@closer71 People been trying to get rich quick for 60 years on the stuff. so go ahead and lose your money!
Just so you know gold is not a consumable. only about 3% of the world industry uses the stuff. the rest is for people to play the market and get rich selling the stuff to people like you!
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing
Your ignorance is hilarious! Gold is a currency...not a commodity.
closer71 7 months ago
@closer71 Metals are a commodity you ignorant ass. gold and silver is not a currency. its the same as platinum or copper. but gold is the only metal that has no real use outside the markets. its used in military grade hardware and N.A.S.A. uses it in satellites around 3%~5%
You better understand how markets work. the hunts thought they could get rich on silver and lost there ass. along with other get rich suckers who chased the metal. only to lose there business and life savings!
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing You do know that a ton of electronic goods, salvages more gold than a ton of Gold ore?
faro0485 7 months ago
@WizzRacing
Mindless dolts like yourself don't deserve any wealth because you clearly aren't capable of recognizing what REAL wealth even looks like, so...keep your paper dollars and I'll keep my gold and in 25 years, we'll see who has the greater purchasing power. And do me a favor: save your moronic ranting on investing your money in the stock or bond market for someone stupid enough to take the bait. I don't have to "risk" my gold like you do your paper in order to keep up with inflation.
closer71 7 months ago
@WizzRacing
And by the way, just because we trade commodities on an exchange (just like we do currencies; Oops, you're looking pretty ignorant now) doesn't mean they abdicate their place as currencies. If your fucked up logic made any sense at all, those poor people in Zimbabwe wouldn't me panning for gold just to survive; since the collapse of their currency, without gold, they cannot buy food to eat. So tell me again how gold doesn't function as a currency, dip shit.
closer71 7 months ago
@closer71 You don't trade currency you actually buy it at the opening price. commodities can be bought on contracts at low up front rates say 10% so no there not the something.
Try again armature trader. your argument is based on emotion and very limited understanding of how the markets work. thats why those in power get richer and you don't even know how they are doing it! because you don't understand the rules!
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing you don't understand the markets ether or you would be playing the markets instead of commenting on tube. you are not allowed to play with the globalist selling derivatives and operating ponzi scheme because they would jail you for criminal activities.
mechanicalbu11 7 months ago
@mechanicalbu11 I stay away from markets cause it does not represent real world needs. its all smoke and mirrors. they tell you to buy stocks because it benefits them, not you! its even worse then the fed printing notes, cause the value of a stock is based on someones preseved value. every try to spend a stock in a store? when you sell it. they get a sellers fee, you buy it they get a buyers fee. now who do you think is making money.
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing
Educate yourself by watching "Gold For Bread - Zimbabwe" here on YouTube
closer71 7 months ago
YES RP 4409 This time you bring us a nice positive educational vidio. Thank you, Your subject about the "real money" is what I like the most of your projects.
pro7team 7 months ago
Touche - Point well made.........
WeThePeoplePress 7 months ago
"RESTORE GLASS STEAGALL PASS HR 1489 NOW!"
seach engine it
smoke360ful 7 months ago
@smoke360ful Good luck with that one. it will never happen because the damage is done. America's wealth was tied to equity people had in there homes over 68% was in it. now you have people upside down on there homes. they will have eat that for the next 15 years to ever start earning any equity now. most are just walking away when they see they bought a home for 170% over real market value. these people should have never got a loan to start with.
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing check this out: larouche pac . com / glass-steagall
smoke360ful 7 months ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Of course along with going back to the gold standard we could also go back to horses and buggies, dipping quills in ink and hand washing our clothes with lye soap.
JustPlaneNuts 8 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts ....funny but you act as if going back to a gold standard would push us back to horse and buggies. Don't remember to many horse and buggies in 1946 when we had a gold standard.
The gold standard is there to keep the printer of the money (thief) from waging unconstitutional wars of aggression, bribing every one from a pastor to a senator, and arbitrarily stealing your labor and savings through inflation. Its a check on criminals in government and without it they run amuck.
RP4409 8 months ago 39
@RP4409 The fact is someone a while ago placed a value on things like gold, silver, etc. Those same types can devalue at will. What you need to broker instead of rare earth b.s. is the rarest of commodities. You need to inspire people to be self sufficient and neighborly. By the sweat of our brow is anything really done. To lay up a value on a material is irrelevant.
vwertigo 7 months ago
@RP4409 soap is still made with lye also!
TheyCallMeMrHappy 7 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts Gold is timeless, spanning all generations. Look up what money actually is. Ask yourself, if gold is antiquated, why did FDR confiscate it from people? Why did the the entire civilized world use the Bretton-Woods system? Why do people still rob jewelry stores? Why do people still trade gold? Most importantly, why is the U.S. government making it even harder to trade gold with the new FOREX regulations? Answer these, and I would be happy to take any spare gold off your hands.
machaeroguy 7 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts You apparently advocate paper and Fed. debt as better assets than a highly valued commodity. By analogy, we could use magic carpets instead of cars or horses & buggies; wizard wands instead of ballpoint pens or ink quills, wishing for clear clothes instead of washing them with machines or lye soap.
leafwatch 7 months ago
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ArizonaSean 7 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts
You clearly live up to your name.
MidNiteR32 7 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts idiot. go hand wash your brain you retard!
kingneddy 7 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts Plonk
Reptile0000 7 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts ...wow you know nothing about gold and silver. The greatest era in history of our money system was the gilded age which made all forms of money in the states backed up by gold and silver... aka MONEY IS ACTUALLY WORTH SOMETHING! Guess what your pesky dollar is worth... NOTHING! Its a piece of paper! If the gov. inflates our economy and makes it worth 1/4 of a penny, then guess what? You're FUCKED. If you have gold guess how much its worth? Its worth the Same fucking price as GOLD!
Takiado 7 months ago
@Takiado I'm curious. If we return to the monetary policy of the gilded age when the price of gold was set by statute (and the burning issue of the day was just the relative monetization of gold versus silver - see William Jennings Bryan's famous "Cross of Silver, Cross of Gold," etc.) and government declares by fiat an ounce of gold is worth 32 paper dollars - no more, no less - would that make gold less valuable, or paper more valuable?
ThePeaceableKingdom 7 months ago
@ThePeaceableKingdom
The American government can't do it on it's own, it would have to be a world decision. There also would no longer be any of the beloved "market determines" stuff going on, because we've established that the world government can set prices. The only other thing I would say is, how many people would sell their gold for that 32 paper dollars?
gunsmonkey22 7 months ago
@Takiado Again you miss the damn point. people holding gold\silver does not create one job, growth, or start one new business. why you say. because there is less of it to loan out. which means less things to buy cause nobody is making all the things people want to consume.
If you wanted to print enough currency backed by gold\silver you would have to raise the price of gold to $5k an oz. also you would have to reduce the workforce 60% because there would not be enough currency to go around!
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@WizzRacing Don't forget lowering the price of everything 90 % or more.
gunsmonkey22 7 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts It's in your fucking constitution you ignorant fool.
garrethdavis 7 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts Are you out of your mind!!! The gold standard kept the country's spending in check by limiting the amount of currency allowed to be issued because only an amount equivalent to stored gold's value could be used. Now that it's out, the government is literally making up money in a digital form; they authorized trillions to be "created" in credit form just 'cuz they felt like it. Do you still think we really shouldn't have gold standards, or did I just waste my finger strength here?
shady9321 7 months ago
@shady9321 Thats not really the truth. the president can issue "Green Backs" and put the federal reserve out of business. but the last 2 that did that were dead in 6 months Lincoln and Kennedy! the Hunts tried it as well and the fed destroyed them with raising margins from $5k to $50k per contract.
WizzRacing 7 months ago
@JustPlaneNuts
You are a ridiculous person.
Ozarkorganicshiitake 6 months ago
short explanation for the European please!
HiopX 8 months ago
@HiopX Americans have been sooo dumbed down they don't understand the true value of hard currency. Dimes used to have real silver in them....this lady didn't trust something that was real...that's truly sad...
gerrilea1 8 months ago
When Mark Dice does this he's such an arrogant fat cun% about it, with a superiority complex. This is how it should be done, with kind interest in educating those who are unaware.
infancysguard 8 months ago 2
these folk don't deserve silver. I think jade would be more appropriate.
for a couple of pieces of fruit...
superesonator 8 months ago
amazing...
Gyva02 8 months ago
I would trade you for that dime. too bad she does not understand what the condition of the country is in she has been in the sun too long poor girl.
wewilhelm 8 months ago
mormons
somedevil6868 8 months ago
id give you 6 tomatos for that
Imxset 8 months ago
i hope you're not going to try to cross the state line with that fruit.
fracwilt 8 months ago 27
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PigeonTech 8 months ago
that dime is worth $5 frns!
galacticwacko 8 months ago
@coinageboy Dumb means you can't speak. The people are ignorant on the topic of real money as you are on the definition of dumb.
aybesee123 8 months ago
@aybesee123 LOL, I second that.
lunaticasai 8 months ago
I would have grabbed that dime! LOL I think it's great you are waking people up, for real by using real money. They will probably go home and tell people about what happened and think real hard about what they accept as payment for their goods. They have a choice! Farmers really have the ability to take only real money, not like mall shops. lol
TheCandaceH 8 months ago
Their nice people and your taking the piss out of them, we use paper money thats the way it is
jd27x 8 months ago
I have a 20 dollar bill from 34 that says I can trade it in for lawful money. Should I try???
yourmothersfuckable 8 months ago
Absolutely amazing
LTL220 8 months ago
Hehe. I tried something like this in my local grocery shop in the UK. I gave the assistant the choice of a £1 coin or a gold sovereign. She took the £1 coin saying that her boss wouldn't be happy if she took the other coin.. despite the gold sovereign being worth well over £200! I won't be trying that for much longer because people will soon wise up pretty damn quick when the doo-doo hits the fan!
TheHolySpirit 8 months ago
What's better is when I get a 90% silver quarter back in change. I love it when _I_ get paid to buy something from someone else. haha
PatriotEke 8 months ago
are they organic so I can trade the seeds :)
texture6 8 months ago
good idea.
it seems our constitution is a collectable as well....
betcha those peaches arent collectable....
;)
ProthoPectore 8 months ago
One person at a time.. good job!
t4ac3y1 8 months ago
I think 98% of our society is brain dead. I can't even imagine what it's going to be like after a week of economic collapse. People will be trying to call someone, and wonder where they can go to get their free food. All they have to do is get on the big bus to Fema camp---er--I mean the grocery store. I hope you folks are getting ready. Things are heating up. if you don't think these floods and fires all across the US are going to have an effect on food production-you deserve what you get.
thaboomer53 8 months ago
They seem like really nice people:)
vlr1230 8 months ago
People are fucking stupid.
motorolarules 8 months ago
4:00 "with the deficit at a trillion or something.....der der der huh huh huh".....I've given up on the human race....the people with any common sense, intelligence, or skills to survive in the real world without food and shelter are too few and far beetween. Its time to reboot, start over, try again, game over, next?
gstanz67 8 months ago
Thanks for showing how stupid people are.
lostinthemix 8 months ago
She keeps laughing but she is the only joke... not knowing jack shit.
OldSkaterGuy 8 months ago
why lie? isnt there enough tyranny and unlawful behaviour by 'officials' to video without resorting to setting up decent honest people and then lying about it.
dikkydoo1 8 months ago
@dikkydoo1 What did they lie about? and who lied?
lostinthemix 8 months ago
@lostinthemix maybe you should re-read the title of the video and ask yourself is it truthful.
dikkydoo1 8 months ago
@dikkydoo1 So it wasn't a Silver dime? if the dime is pre '64 then it has Silver in it!! who lied?
lostinthemix 8 months ago
@lostinthemix i am more than happy to spell it out for you - TITLE - 'freaked out for using silver dime' who freaked out? no body freaked out, untruthful title, non story, no point to it, no one freaked out, whoever wrote the title lied. cant really say much more than that tbh.
dikkydoo1 8 months ago
@dikkydoo1 It's ok, you don't have to freak out man.
lostinthemix 8 months ago
@lostinthemix but i am a brit so maybe this is an american freaking out ;)
dikkydoo1 8 months ago
@dikkydoo1 peace :)
lostinthemix 8 months ago
hey 4409 got his hair cut
29render 8 months ago
I hope more people show up and buy all her oranges. :)
truefictions 8 months ago 2
i once pulled out a 1830 Mexican peso coin made with pure silver and some other material and the store owner said it was a 10 current pesos value...........are you kidding me you could get cow with a 1830 Mexican peso in 1830.
j2dge 8 months ago
I like this !!! This is how things should be !
MrMADMOFO 8 months ago
@MrMADMOFO agreed, if we all just take a little more interest and put the brakes on governments when required it can be like this again... and we can get back to working to live rather than living to work
i8uNWO 8 months ago