Our Nickels use the same Nickel/Copper content “now” as when we had Circulating Silver and Gold Coins…
It will take 20 Nickels to obtain a $1 U.S. Stable Coin…
This means, it will take 40 Nickels to obtain a “Circulating” 1/5 Ounce, $2 U.S. Silver Coin…
How about 20 of our $1 Coins for a 1/5 Ounce $20 Gold Coin…???
One Ounce of Silver will get me a “$5” Silver Coin and two “$2” Silver Coins, $9 in Silver Certificates, or a Combination of the two…
Our “Circulating” Silver Coins will have $2, $5 and $10 Face Values…
How’s that for an easy way to keep track of United States Stable Coinage…
One Ounce of Gold will get me a $50 Gold Coin and two $20 Gold Coins, $90 in Electronic Gold, or a Combination of the two…
Our “Circulating” Gold Coins will have $20, $50 and $100 Face Values…
Anyway…
There was a time when we only had Pennies and Nickels to help “make change” for our Silver and Gold Coins…
As per my (fine tuned) version of the U.S. Monetary Correction, continue reading…
Silver Certificates will be used to remove and replace Paper Dollars at a 100 to 1 Exchange Rate…
Our Silver Certificates will range from One Cent to One Hundred Cents…
To be continued…
