As per my "Fine Tuned" version of the U.S. Monetary Correction, for only 17.50 over Face Value, I can buy 100 of these $1 Coins...
I figure $100 in U.S. Coinage will have the Spending Power of 10,000 of today's Fiat Dollars...
This means each $1 Coin will have the Spending Power of 100 Fiat Dollars...
I'd be Risking 17.50 plus postage for a chance to have the Spending Power of 10,000 of "today's" Fiat Dollars...
I've been writing about the U.S. Monetary Correction for more than 7 years now...
I'm very curious if any of you have at least $100 in Common U.S. Coinage...
If not, I have to think you don't believe what I spent seven years writing about...
Have any of you mentioned to your Friends and Family, what I write...???
I'm curious what they think...
I'm sure there's a few of you who think I'm a Nut Case...
I suppose it doesn't really matter, since even the people who didn't prepare at all, will be much better off on the other side of the U.S. Monetary Correction...
How many of you believe a Have Dollar, containing no Silver, is currently Selling on the U.S. Mints Product Schedule for 52 of today's Fiat USD's...
Yes, it's a Collector Half Dollar, with no Silver, selling for 52 Fiat Dollars plus Postage...
Even if it was .999 Fine Silver, 52 Fiat Dollars would be considered very high...
Tell me this isn't a Clue to what's heading our way...
On the "other side" of the Reset, if I turn in 52 Fiat Dollars, I'll get back 52 Cents in Common U.S. Coinage, but it sure won't be as Valuable as this 50 Cent Collector Coin...
Anyway...
Is there anything about my "Fine Tuned" version of the U.S. Monetary Correction that you think is totally ridiculous...???
Is there any part that you think makes perfect sense...???
Rarely does anyone have a question, probably for fear of looking stupid...
I'm constantly asking questions and it doesn't make me feel stupid...
In any case, leave a reply...
