It will work both ways… I’ll be able to convert my Paper and Electronic Coinage into “Circulating” Silver and Gold Coins…

As per my fine tuned version of the U.S. Monetary Correction, 100 of todays Paper (Fiat) Dollars will have the same Spending Power as $1 in U.S. Stable Coinage during the Redemption Period…

Gold is almost at the half way point before it becomes stable… Gold will reach 9,000 if measured in Fiat Dollars or $90 in U.S. Stable Coinage…

The day will come when 1 ounce of Silver will be worth 2 ounces of Gold…

Our U.S. Stable Coinage will be 100% backed by Silver and Gold Coins… Prices will continue to Fluctuate due to Supply and Demand, but Inflation will come to an end…

I’m just trying to open a few eyes before it’s too late…

Coin Collectors pay premium prices for “Collector Coinage”… U.S. Coin Collecting will become very popular…

Not if you pay for 2 of the $1 Coins, and get the other 98 Coins for free…

U.S. Stable Coinage will retain their Spending Power, deep into the Present…

During the Redemption Period, Paper Dollars will be removed and replaced with Silver Certificates… Common U.S. Coinage will not expire… They will be grandfathered into our “new product line” of U.S. Stable

The First Hired will be the Last to be Laid Off…. The Last Hired will be the First to be laid off…

A Nickel will still be a Nickel, but it will have the Spending Power of 5 of todays Paper Dollars…

The U.S. Mint ran out of product…

Cherry 2,000 was her Model Number…

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I can’t wait to see what happens to Stocks, once we’re on the other side of the U.S. Monetary Correction…

In other words… Canadian Coins will not get anyone “in” on the ground floor of U.S. Stable Coinage…

I doubt that Canadian Coinage will do as well as U.S. Coinage… The Nickel content of your pre 2001 Nickel Coins won’t increase in value in the same manner as our United States Nickels… It’s not the Metal