RE: 2025 10 Yuan China Dragon Silver Coin, Early Release

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Those looks really cool. Can that be used as real money? I'm just curious



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Though these coins are made of 99.99% Investment grade silver bullion and worth far more than the numerical denomination stamped upon it’s face, the coin is considered Legal Tender in the country (Bank of China) that authorized it’s manufacture, distribution and guarantor of it’s purity therefore suitable as a tradable commodity asset.

These coins are actually REAL money since it has an Intrinsic Value. What we have now is a fiat currency system posing as ‘real’ money, banknotes may be portable, divisible and fungible but they are not money, it is currency because it cannot store value over a long term because they are subject to inflation and economic abuse.

I regularly buy gold and silver Maple Leaf coins since I live in Canada as a significant part of my long termed cash savings. And functions as a hedge against inflation and Tail risk. While this coin appeals to me as a collection piece the Chinese Dragon is not Legal Tender in Canada, but it still is a tradable asset in the value of the silver, current value of $32.50USD. If you still not clear in the difference between Money and Currency here’s an educational video that explains it.

I may be a nurse in profession, but as you see I’m also into learning about economics and finances. This is one field where women can learn to empower themselves that is with the knowledge of finances.

!LADY

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