Federal Reserve Note loss of purchasing power
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Deep in enemy territories in the Zionist Occupied Government of The United States of Israel. Quote: The U.S. Government RENT'S the dollar from a Zionist controlled banking cartel called The Federal Reserve. END QUOTE. Another Quote: The "master's" use Gold and Silver as there medium's of exchange and leave the "SHEEPLE" paper currency backed by debt. END QUOTE.
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I would use the FRN just to rekindle my dying camp fire long enough for me to reach over and toss in a fresh piece of fire log.
POOF.
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The all might penny more like it. Its not even worth a penny.
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Excellent illustration. Amazing to see it visually.
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The Secret of Oz - an alternate view of paper money... National Bank owned by international bankers vs. Gov't produced currency made with no debt.
youtube.com/watch?v=D22TlYA8F2
E The Secret of OZ, the free 90 minute movie that will give you something to think about. -
As far as losing 26.70 on $1, that would technically mean that piece of paper is worth negative twenty five dollars. Therefore the most it should and can lose is $1.00.
Based on that silver dollar selling for $16 on the free open market this means that it has lost 15/16 of its value and thus would be 94 cents off your money which is huge.
As far as the circulated silver, Is it legal to trade it as a souvenir at $3.00/quarter? My belief is that the laws will change in a few years/decades
What is to stop people from taking US silver coins to Canada and Mexico, and melting them there?
StillToListen 1 year ago
@StillToListen Why do you have to do that. You can melt them right in the USA except the 1 cent and 5 cents.
cvenzke410 1 year ago
I was not aware of that, thank you.
Curious, why just the 1 and 5 cent?
StillToListen 1 year ago
@StillToListen Because the U.S. Mint needs to make sure that the metal content is avaiable to make those coins and more importantly to keep those coins in circulation. Officals seen what happened to silver coinage once it was not produced anymore, hoarded. It would cost a great deal to the tax payers for the U.S. mint to make more coins to put into circulation.
cvenzke410 1 year ago
your videos are awesome !!!!
ksabin711 1 year ago
@ksabin711 thank you
cvenzke410 1 year ago