I truly believe the Central Bank Owners Motto is, "Keep them Confused"...
They convinced us to Set the Face Values and Weights of our Silver and Gold Coins too low...
No wonder our Silver and Gold Coins needed to be removed from Circulation...
Exchange Rates from Country to Country "can be" very Confusing to Travelers...
Could you imagine if everyone used the same Weights and Measures...???
I've been using the numbers $1 to $100 for our Silver and Gold Coins...
Our Common U.S. Coinage already uses the numbers $0.01 to $1.00...
Our Paper Coinage will use the numbers One to One Hundred Cents...
Our Electronic Coinage will have Dollars, Cents and 99 Decimal Cents...
One more Decimal Cent added to the 99 Decimal Cents, equals One Electronic Cent...
Anyway...
I came up with a Stable Monetary System that can be used all over the World...
Not backed by Silver or Gold Bars, sitting in some Central Bank Owners Vault, but Circulating as Silver and Gold Coins...
In addition to our "Circulating" Silver and Gold Coins, we will have "Collector" Silver, Gold, Platinum and Palladium Coins...
I figure our Paper Coinage, Electronic Coinage and our Common Coinage, should be in Perfect Balance with our Silver, Gold, Platinum and Palladium Coins...
Every time a Silver, Gold, Platinum or Palladium Coin is Minted, an equal Face Value of Paper, Electronic or Common Coinage will be issued or backed...
This means that $100 in Paper, Electronic or Common Coinage can get a person a One Ounce, $100 Gold Coin...
If a person is running low on Paper, Electronic or Common Coinage, they can Exchange a Silver or Gold Coin for an equal Face Value amount of Paper, Electronic or Common Coinage...
It all seems so simple to me, but others tend to have trouble seeing it clearly...
I just figure, if it didn't work both ways, it wouldn't work at all...
Knowing that "We the People" own the "Rights" to all U.S. Coinage is an "eye opener" to say the least...
Also, being aware of the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate away from Fiat Dollars is very helpful to know in advance...
Now comes the "Standard Message" I made for my Posts, so I won't have to keep repeating myself...
Below will show the Precious Metal Weights and Face Value Measurements of my "Fine Tuned" version of the U.S. Monetary Correction...
Our Paper Coinage, Electronic Coinage and Common Coinage will be in "Perfect Balance" with the Face Values "and/or" the Precious Metal Weights of our "Collector" Silver, Gold, Platinum and Palladium Coinage...
We the People will have "Circulating" Silver and Gold Coinage, along with our "Collector" Silver, Gold, Platinum and Palladium Coinage...
No U.S. Coin will be Denominated with a Face Value higher than $100...
Collector Coinage and Metals, will be sold with Premium Prices.
This may be what our 1/10 ounce One Dollar Silver Coins look like in 2025...
I figure our 1/10 ounce Silver and Gold Coins will only be issued as "Collector" Coins, because of their Small Size and Huge amount of Spending Power...
I figure, our One Dollar Coins will have the Spending Power of 100 of today's Fiat USD's...
I use to pick up Silver Dollars like this at the Bank for One Dollar each...
The U.S. Mint is charging 95 Fiat USD's each, plus postage, if you don't have a Subscription...
On the other side of the reset, 95 Fiat USD's will only get me 91 Cents in U.S. Coinage...
So, as expensive as the "Collector Coins" appear, they're actually a good buy, considering what 95 Fiat USD's will get on the other side of the Reset...
Obtaining $95 in U.S. Coinage would have done about the same, but I'm a Coin Collector...
Below is a list of what I'm hoping will be, our New Product Line of "Circulating" Gold and Silver Coins...
A one ounce $100 Gold Coin will have the Spending Power of 10,000 of today's Fiat USD's...
A half ounce $50 Gold Coin will have the Spending Power of 5,000 of today's Fiat USD's...
A fifth ounce $20 Gold Coin will have the Spending Power of 2,000 of today's Fiat USD's...
A one ounce $10 Silver Coin will have the Spending Power of 1,000 of today's Fiat USD's...
A half ounce $5 Silver Coin will have the Spending Power of 500 of today's Fiat USD's...
A fifth ounce $2 Silver Coin will have the Spending Power of 200 of today's Fiat USD's...
I guess I should include our Common Coinage while I'm at it...
A $1 Coin will have the Spending Power of 100 of today's Fiat USD's...
The 50 Cent Coins will have the Spending Power of 50 of today's Fiat USD's...
The 25 Cent Coins will have the Spending Power of 25 of today's Fiat USD's...
The 10 Cent Coins will have the Spending Power of 10 of today's Fiat USD's...
The 5 Cent Coins will have the Spending Power of 5 of today's Fiat USD's...
And the One Cent Coins will have the Spending Power of 1 of today's Fiat USD's...
Next will be our Paper Coinage for those of us who like carrying and using Folding Money in our Wallets...
Our Paper Coinage will be Denominated from One Cent to One Hundred Cents, which helps to understand how the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate will take place, with "no loss" in Spending Power...
Our Electronic Coinage will be adding 99 Decimal Cents to our Electronic Dollars and Cents...
One Hundred Decimal Cents will have the Spending Power of 1 of today's Fiat USD's...
Other Countries will have the option of using their Currencies or our Currencies...
I personally think our "Electronic Coinage" will be a Big Hit, all over the World...
One thing's for sure, U.S. Electronic Coinage will be "Stable" and will not "Fluctuate" in Value from Moment to Moment...
I'm okay if you like Cryptocurrencies, as long as you're okay with Fluctuating Values...
To me, Cryptocurrencies act in the same manner as "Commodities"...
Commodities are constantly Fluctuating in Value, due to Supply and Demand...
Anyway...
Now that I got that out of the way, what would you be interested in finding out...???
I love Questions, because I'm always Surprised by my Answers...
