Paper Fiat will be Exchanged for Silver and Gold backed Coinage...

There will be a 100 to 1 Exchange Rate into our "Circulating" Silver and Gold Coin backed Money...

On the "other side" of the Reset, One "Physical" Fiat Dollar will get me a One Cent U.S. Coin...

Paper Dollars can be Exchanged for Paper Cents, Electronic Coinage or Common U.S. Coinage...

Two Hundred "Paper Dollars" will get me a 1/5 ounce, $2 Silver Coin...

Five Hundred "Paper Dollars" will get me a 1/2 ounce, $5 Silver Coin...

One Thousand "Paper Dollars" will get me a One Ounce, $10 Silver Coin...

Naturally, it will take Ten Times more "Paper Dollars" to obtain our Gold Coins...

For 10,000 Paper Dollars, I'll be able to obtain a One Ounce, $100 Gold Coin...

But, what my "Fine Tuned" version of the U.S. Monetary Correction is telling me, is that our Common U.S. Coinage is being over-looked by "everyone"...

What else would we be using to "make change" for our New Product Line of "Circulating" Silver and Gold Coins...???

It all seems perfectly obvious to me...

And yet, so few people seem to believe me...

I feel bad when I see people dumping their Coins in those Coin Counting Machines, that "Charge" a huge fee...

And even if I went up and told them about the Reset, they's continue dumping their Coins in...

And yet, I'm still able to go out shooting pool and having a good time...

I ran the Table last night, but when I arrived and waited my turn to rake the balls for my very first game, my Opponent ran the Table, before I could take a single shot...

I then had to wait for 3 other people, to play my next game...lol...

But it was fun, and I love to laugh and joke with people...

Most of the time, they don't believe a word I say...lol...

I know you'd all rather look at a nice Silver Round, so here's one I picked up...

I was buying a lot of Silver, "before" it occurred to me to start getting my hands on our Common U.S. Coinage...

I still buy Collector Silver and Gold Coins, but I rarely buy any Bars or Rounds any more...

Now that I have them, I doubt that I'll ever sell them...

I also have all the Silver and Copper Rounds that go with these Silver Bars...

I was a Silver Stacker "before" most of you were even born...lol...

I remember seeing $20 Gold Coins at the Coin Shop, selling for $65 each, and those were the "Good Dates"...

I couldn't afford them at the time, but I did end up with many...

So much for this post...

How else did you think we were going to "Make Americans Great Again"...???

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