US Dollar vs. Federal Reserve Note

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  1. 1964 was the last year that 90% U.S. silver coins were minted for general
    circulation. The U.S. Treasury's deadline to have redeemed Silver
    Certificate Dollars into physical silver has long since expired on June 24,
    1968.

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  2. Ok thanks for the advice, i already sold them for a few bucks a piece and
    the ten dollar note for 15$ so they really arent very valuable, but i got a
    few bucks extra, thanks for the advice!

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  3. Before the US dollar was covered (goods and services produced in the USA)
    .The FED Reserve bank notes are notes of debt. You go to a bank and tell
    them you want the value of your dollar covered by gold. They will not honor
    your request. Dothis experiment yourself. Go to your bank with $100 Federal
    Reserve Bank Notes that you hold in your pocket and ask them to give you
    the gold in exchange for that "money" .And let me know what they tell you.

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  4. You hit the nail right on the head! "Billions For the Bankers, Debts For
    the People" by Sheldon Emry and "Economic Solutions: The Incredible Story
    of How You and America are Being Bankrupted and What You Can Do To Avoid
    the Wipeout" by Peter Kershaw. Look up Bob Chapman's newsletter "The
    International Forecaster" and empower yourself! KNOWLEDGE IS TRULY POWER!!

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  5. Befor the Federal Reserve act of 1913. The United States did not have or
    trade with one currency like today. Befor the Federal Reserve each bank had
    it's own currency and there were hundreds of currencies at one time being
    used. Intell the Federal Reserve was created to simplefy the money. You can
    learn about this by just looking at old American money from the 1850s. So
    when you say money should be Government issued. Isn't it already being done
    through the Federal Reserve that congress greated?

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  6. I think here you are wrong. The FED and the 12 national banks are private
    interests. The head of the FED is appointed by the President of the US .
    Why do you think the FED was not audited up to this point? If the
    Government = FED why would they need an audit?

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  7. EVERYONE PLEASE READ IF YOU LOVE STARNOTES!!! i have 2 starnotes, one ten
    dollar star note from 2006 and has five zeros in the serial number!! it is
    in hreat condition, and the last one is a one dollar star not from 2006
    also, it is an f and is also in good condition, the ten dollar one is going
    to be sold for 20-25$ and the 1$ bill for 5$ i will make payment as simple
    as possible! i will not scam you. email me at mrpanda248@gmail.com for
    photos and further information.

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  8. Yep, people just don't get it, they always think I'm sticking up for the
    FED, but I'm only pointing out, that the Government and the FED are on the
    same team.

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  9. People have been saying this for years. The sky is falling. If something
    does happen All you retards are going to have silver and gold that is worth
    nothing. It preforms no work, gives off no energy. I will have a farm with
    the genetics of plants and animals, do you think I will give up a chicken
    for a fucking coin? You are a joke. Gold and silver is far less useful in a
    "melt down" than paper, wood, garbage even animal and human shit is 100000x
    times more important that gold.

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  10. Silver, gold and copper will never be useless. They have been used for
    5,000+ years.. what makes you think they will be useless on the future ?
    Can you destroy gold ? ( Silver uses ) you can start with Colloidal
    Silver.. it may save your life…

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  11. Well the Federal Reserve Note are not covered by goods or/and services
    produced in the USA. They are "fiat money" or notes of debt. Their value is
    less than the paper they are printed on. Private banks issue these debt
    notes and they get the interest on them just by doing nothing. Private
    banks are just parasites for this economy and economies world wide. Money
    should be Government issued money which represent the values of goods and
    services produced in the US of A.

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  12. If the shit hits the fan, and we have people being left out of the soup
    lines, and the money they have is useless, Then silver, gold and copper
    will be useless. The only time when those metals will be useful, is when
    they're used to make guns and bullets. I've listened to all of the sides,
    if the dollar crashed? And your best bet would be a good thinking brain
    with a set of skills, and some guns.

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  13. Banks do not have gold to give out and the dollar is not backed by gold.
    Even if it was you still wouldn't be able to trade a bank note in for gold.
    The gold is in fort knox to protect the nation gold reserve.

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  14. i have 4 star notes one is a 20 the others are ones all in good condition
    honestly the only really valuable ones are the big bills you can find ones
    that are star notes in mint condition on ebay for 3 dollars with free
    shipping and honestly ebay is more reliable then buying from a stranger you
    should just keep the ones…unless you already sold them. I personally
    value federal reserve notes the same and maybe a little better than one
    dollar star notes and i think they are worth more

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  15. The value of silver is subjective, as is the value of paper notes. Anybody
    who buys silver coins is losing probably at least 20% of their investment
    the moment they buy. The rational solution to inflation is investment in an
    Exchange Traded Fund. If the economy doesn't collapse, your money gains
    value. If inflation does run wild, a silver ETF will still guard against
    inflation. In the unlikely event that the whole US economy dissolves into
    anarchy, you won't be able to eat silver coins.

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  16. I have some silver saved up, all in American currency. 5 silver dimes 3
    silver quarters, 2 90% halves and a 40% half. Just stuff I've seen in
    circulation and grabbed

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