I knew Silver and Gold were going up and down all week, but this weeks increase in value even shocked me…
So far, this weeks increase in value is the biggest I ever saw since I’ve been keeping track…
And this is only the beginning…
Silver soon needs to increase about 10 times higher for Phase One of the Reset…
This means that Silver will soon go to 900 per ounce, if you’re still measuring its value in Fiat USD’s…
I like dividing it’s Fiat Value by 100 to see where we’re at in U.S. Stable Coinage…
When measured in U.S. Stable Coinage, Silver will soon go to $9 per ounce, at the start of Phase One of the United States Monetary Correction…
Anyway…
I was able to solve the coming U.S. Monetary Correction before anyone even thought one was heading our way…
Here’s a brief summary as to why I picked $9 as the Melt Value of Silver and why I picked $90 as the Melt Value of Gold…
To figure out where we’re at now, just divide the Fiat prices of Silver or Gold by 100…
Our One Ounce “Circulating” Silver Coins will have $10 Face Values, and our One Ounce “Circulating” Gold Coins will have $100 Face Values…
The Melt Values of our “Circulating” Silver and Gold Coins must remain lower than our Coins Face Values for obvious reasons…
This is why I came up with a Phase 1, 2 and 3 for Silver…
Gold will remain Stable, and this is why I picked our “Circulating” Gold Coins to 100% back our New Product Line of U.S. Electronic Gold “Stable Coinage”…
Electronic Gold will be denominated in Dollars, Cents and Decimal Cents…
Our Silver Certificates will be 100% backed by an equal Face Value amount of our “Circulating” Silver Coins…
Our Silver Certificates will range from One Cent to One Hundred Cents…
Silver Certificates will be used for the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate, away from “Physical” Fiat USD’s…
This means, a One Dollar “Bill” will get me a “Debt Free” One Cent Silver Certificate, with no loss of Spending Power…
Each $1 U.S. “Coin” will have the same Spending Power as a One Hundred Cent Silver Certificate “or” one of todays $100 “Bills”…
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