Commodities are not Stable...
I consider Microscopic Gold to be just another Commodity, not a Monetary Tool...
Commodities tend to Fluctuate in Value, due to Supply and Demand...
I don't consider Commodities to be good Monetary Tools...
This is why I question the BRICS Monetary System when I hear their Circulating Currencies will be backed by Commodities...
I consider Silver and Gold Bars, Rounds and even Nuggets, to be Commodities...
Silver and Gold "Coins" are not Commodities and they "do" make good Monetary Tools...
The United States Treasury will be using Silver, Gold, Platinum and Palladium "Coins" to back our Paper Coinage, Electronic Coinage and Common Coinage...
As per my "Fine Tuned" version of the U.S. Monetary Correction, our Paper, Electronic and Common Coinage will be in Perfect Balance with our Silver, Gold, Platinum and Palladium "Coins"...
Believe it or not, this means, (on the "other side" of the Reset) $100 in Paper Coinage, Electronic Coinage or Common Coinage can be Exchanged for a One Ounce $100 Gold Coin...
Wouldn't it be nice to bring few Hundred Dollars in Common U.S. Coinage to the other side of the Reset...???
A One Ounce $100 Gold Coin will have the "Spending Power" of 10,000 of today's Fiat Dollars...
Yesterday, I noticed that King Charles now has a One Ounce Gold "Coin" with a Face Value of 100 Pounds...
Do you think he got the message before the rest of us...???
Keep that in the back of your mind the next time you tell the Cashier to "Keep the Change"...
People who pay for everything using their Debit Cards, don't get back any U.S. Coinage as Change, and this is why I like using Cash...
I'll be stopping for Gasoline today, and you can bet that I'll be getting back 50 Cents with my Change...
I've been getting back 50 Cents in Change for at least 2 years now...
As far as I'm concerned, I've been getting all my Gasoline for Free, because of what (I think) I know about what's heading our way...
As much as I don't like Fiat USD's, I still think "Physical" Fiat USD's will be the Best Currency to be holding at the time of the Reset...
They can be Exchanged for our Sound Money at a 100 to 1 Exchange Rate...
This means that for each "Physical" Fiat Dollar turned in, a person will receive One Cent in Sound Money...
That One Cent will have the "Spending Power" of the Fiat Dollar turned in...
In other words, there will be no loss in Spending Power, because of the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate...
Holding "Digital" Fiat Dollars is another story...
I figure our Common U.S. Coinage will "out-perform" Silver, Gold and all the Cryptocurrencies...
To me, Common U.S. Coinage is like getting in on the Ground Floor of Electronic Coinage...
Banks around the World will be Buying our Electronic Coinage, using their Gold Reserves...
I figure Silver and Gold will come Flooding into the U.S. Treasury from all over the World...
Did I discover a Small Tribe of Aliens...???
They seem to be looking up at me...
Everyone is going to want "in" on our New Monetary System...
I actually think it will be the World Monetary System of "Choice" not "Force"...
If you have any questions, I came up with plenty of answers, so feel free to ask...
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Very very deep insights bro.. personally I find it intriguing how you separate coins from commodities. It makes sense that coins backed by precious metals could offer stability. The idea of a 100 to 1 exchange rate is fascinating too😳💯💯💯
The reason behind the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate is because the Fiat USD's have lost "more" than 99% of their Spending Power... That leaves "less" than 1%... I think it's only fair that we offer a full 1%...
Yeah I'm pretty sure it's very very fair man and I now understand why....👌👌👌👌
Cash is easy to use, what happens is that people have become accustomed to cards, I also prefer to use cash
I wish you a happy day
Do you get any Coins back with your change...???
That's an interesting idea. I like silver and it's different types. The idea being that it could be traded for whatever currency is chosen. I can see that coinage has value due to the metal is made of. Meanwhile in the US they're pushing us towards the cbdc digital money..
We were Bamboozled by Agents of the Central Bank Owners... We won't be making that Mistake again... I've been getting in on the Ground Floor of Common U.S. Coinage...It's the over-looked Hard Asset that will "out-perform" Silver, Gold and all the Cryptocurrencies in Phase One of the U.S. Monetary Correction...
Oh okay in phase on. Interesting. Makes sense