I have to admit, the 1/4 Ounce, $2.5 Silver Coins never did seem quite right to me...
I'm surprised, not one of you questioned me about the Quarter Ounce, $2.5 Silver Coin...
As per "my version" of the Weight and Face Value Measurement Corrections of our New Product Line of U.S. Silver Coinage, I decided to "eliminate" the $2.5 "Quarter Ounce" Silver Coins...
I think it would work much better if they become "Fifth Ounce" Silver Coins with a $2 Face Value...
There will be Special "Melt Value" prices of $10 per Ounce of Silver, offered during the "Redemption Period"...
Silver Coins with $2 Face Values would make it easier for the U.S. Treasury to Pay the $9 Melt Value Price per Ounce of Silver, once the Redemption Period comes to an end...
Anyway...
Our Tenth Ounce, $1 Silver Coins may only be issued as "Collector Coinage" because of their Small Size and Huge amount of Spending Power...
Our "Half Ounce" Silver Coins will have $5 Face Values, and our "One Ounce" Silver Coins will have $10 Face Values...
The One Ounce, $10 Silver Coin will have the "Spending Power" of 1,000 of today's Fiat USD's...
I think our Gold Coins will have $10, $25, $50 and $100 Face Values...
Let me know what you think...