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RE: Do Not Miss My NEW Interview With X22 Report! By Gregory Mannarino
You made me laugh...lol... To answer your question, if you tried making your own U.S. Coins out of Scrap Metal, you'd have the Secret Service knocking down your door... Pocket Change will increase in buying power if my theory is correct... Not because of it's metal value, just like Paper Currencies are not based on the value of the Paper used in printing them... When the Paper and Digital Currencies Collapse, our Common Coinage will become a very valuable Medium of Exchange...
Yeah I was just thinking if we for to the point of needing coinage only the aecret service would probably not be too high priority with the fake metal like they are with fake bills. And like I always say "Come and Take Em'"! But I was just saying that because it wouldnt be nearly as hard to make a press or a casting and make coins if that was the medium of exchange. We dont have enough safety features such as Canadian Maple Leaf silver coins on pur pennies and nickels thats why I said it. If I knew how I would haha and I am glad I can still make someone laugh. Just dont tell the wife ;)
I can picture safety features being implemented on new coins, but it will take quite some time to replace the existing coinage... There will always be the collector coins out there, but many coins will be replaced as time goes forward... You sure wouldn't want to get caught making your own coins... It would be a Federal Offence... Thanks for your comment... Pocket Change...
I guess what I was trying to say was...if the dollar collapsed and the metals intrinsic value did not matter and we used it solely as a medium of exchange than why would we not just continue to use the paper money still as a medium of exchange since we are so used to the valuation of things in terms of USD. And of course I have no idea how to turn scrap copper into Lincoln pennies nor do I have any way to turn my 1oz silver coins into 40% JFK's but I guess I just didn't fully understand why pocket change would be the way we went about purchasing and selling things. Of course I am not as knowledgeable as you are obviously about this dynamic and I guess thats why I stack silver. But do you think literal pocket change is an investment worth bringing a Benjamin down to the bank and buying boxes and/or rolls of coinage? Serious question. Will my crazy uncle who has hoarded every piece of change in his life into poland spring water cooler containers be riding high or what? Should I be saving all my pocket change? I am so confused. I guess I will just continue to do what I have been, stack silver, keep my loose change, get as much cash out of the bank as possible and keep buying ling term food and water supply and ammo, because thats just how I am, I can't help it I'm a Marine haha. Thanks for your reply and time.