Shall we take a peek at Melt Values verses Face Values...???
The Melt Value of a 1/10 ounce $1 U.S. Silver Coin will be $0.90...
The Melt Value of a 1/5 ounce $2 U.S. Silver Coin will be $1.80...
The Melt Value of a 1/2 ounce $5 U.S. Silver Coin will be $4,50...
The Melt Value of a 1 ounce $10 U.S. Silver Coin will be $9.00...
The Melt Value of a 1/10 ounce $10 U.S. Gold Coin will be $9.00...
The Melt Value of a 1/5 ounce $20 U.S. Gold Coin will be $18,00,,,
The Melt Value of a 1/2 ounce $50 U.S. Gold Coin will be $45.00...
The Melt Value of a 1 ounce $100 U.S. Gold Coin will be $90.00...
As you can see, the Melt Values of our Silver and Gold Coins "must" remain "lower" than their Face Values...
It's very important that everyone understands Melt Value verses Face Value...
The Melt Value of 1 Nickel or 5 of our Copper Coated Zinc Pennies, wouldn't be worth very much, but on the "other side" of the U.S. Monetary Correction, 1 Nickel or 5 Copper Coated Zinc Pennies will have enough Spending Power to buy One Pound of Copper and even get back Change in the form of Electronic Coinage...
The Melt Values of all our Common U.S. Coinage will be far less than their Face Values, which is the way it's supposed to be...
The Burn Value of our Paper Coinage will have Zero Spending Power, compared to their Face Value...
Our Electronic Coinage doesn't need to worry about being Melted or Burned, but it can be Added, Subtracted, Multiplied, and Divided...
I personally like Spending Cash, but I will pay my bills using Electronic Coinage...
I'm sure "We the People" will continue to use the Services, Banks provide...
This means, Bank Employees will still be needed...
The Big Difference with the Banking Industry, is that the Banks will be using "our" Silver Coinage, Gold Coinage, Paper Coinage, Electronic Coinage and Common Coinage...
I figure, our 1/10 ounce Silver and Gold Coins, along with our Platinum and Palladium Coins will only be issued as "Collector" Coinage...
I don't think any of our Coins will exceed $100 in Face Value...
Keep in mind that $100 in U.S. Coinage, will have the Spending Power of 10,000 of today's Fiat USD's...
$100 in U.S. Coinage can be used to "buy back" 10,000 of today's "Physical" Fiat USD's, by means of a 100 to 1 Exchange Rate I see being offered, during the "Redemption Period"...
There will be no loss of Spending Power due to the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate...
I actually see an increase in Spending Power, since the Fiat USD's have lost "more" than 99% of their Spending Power and "We the People" will be offering a full 1%...
We will be paying off the National Debt and interest that everyone said "could't be done"...
I actually see a very smooth Transition into "our" New and improved Monetary System...
We will be using Stable Weights and Measures for our New Product Line of U.S. Coinage...
The Weights and Face Values of our Silver Coins will need to be adjusted during Phase One, Two and Three of the U.S. Monetary Correction...
In Phase One of the U.S. Monetary Correction, a One Ounce Silver Coin will have a $10 Face Value...
Remember that $10 will have the Spending Power of 1,000 of today's Fiat USD's...
I think we better keep Phase Two or Three of the U.S. Monetary Correction, under our hats...
And now, for your Viewing Pleasure...
This is one of the 50 State "Quarter Dollar" Coins for California...
As per "my version" of the Coming U.S. Monetary Correction, a Quarter Dollar Coin will have the "Spending Power" of 25 of today's Fiat USD's...
Let me know if you have any questions or concerns...