They may “contain” 1/10, 1/5, 1/2 and 1 Ounce of Silver…
Our New U.S. Gold Coins may have $10, $20, $50 and $100 Face Values…
They may contain 1/10, 1/5, 1/2 and 1 Ounce of Gold…
Our 1/10 Ounce Silver and Gold Coins may only be issued as Collector Coinage, because of their small size and huge amount of Spending Power…
The rest of our Silver and Gold Coins may be placed into “Circulation”…
Our “Circulating” Silver Coins may 100% back our New Silver Certificates, which may be Denominated in “CENTS” not Fiat Dollars…
Our Silver Certificates may range from One Cent to One Hundred Cents…
Our “Circulating” Gold Coins may 100% back our New “Electronic Gold” Coinage, which may be Denominated in Dollars, Cents and Decimal Cents…
It was necessary to add 99 Decimal Cents to our U.S. Stable Coinage, in order to “make change” or “pay” for amounts that are less than a One Cent Silver Certificate…
Believe it or not, we’ll be making change for One Cent U.S. Coins, along with our One Cent Silver Certificates…
There’s a big difference between a $100 Gold Coin and a Fiat 100 Dollar “Bill”…
It may take 100 of todays 100 Dollar “Bills” to have the same Spending Power as one of our “Circulating” $100 U.S. Gold Coins…
Fiat USD’s may be “removed and replaced” at a 100 to 1 Exchange Rate, by our New Silver Certificates with no loss of Spending Power…
In other words, Fiat Dollars may become Silver Coin backed Cents…
One Ounce of Silver may get me $9 in “Circulating” Silver Coins, $9.00 in Silver Certificates “or” a combination of the two…
One Ounce of Gold may get me $90 in “Circulating” Gold Coins, $90 in Electronic Gold “or” a combination of the two…
If you have any doubts or questions about what I see heading our way, feel free to let me know…
