02-25-2018
Do you ever wonder what becomes of your Posts...???
I've been starting to see mine, all over the Internet...
Go ahead and type in one of your TITLES and see what Pops up...
Anyway... I figure I'll try a Title with only today's Date for a Change...
Now, let me switch to an up-date, concerning my Pocket Change Theory...
I don't think it will be long now... I think word is starting to get out...
Can you imagine paying One Hundred Old Dollars for One New Trade Dollar...???
This is the Part, I want you to pay close attention to...
If you're holding Physical U.S. Coinage, you can get that same New Trade Dollar for One Dollar's worth of Coinage...
So, if you're Carrying either One Trade Dollar or 100 Physical Cents worth of Coinage, you'll have the same Purchasing Power as the One Hundred Dollar Bill you carried "before" the Reset of our U.S. Coinage...
Makes me want to go to the Bank and pick up some of those One Dollar U.S. Coins...
Did you ever wonder why so many One Dollar Coins are being Produced, while no one ever uses them...???
As per my P.C. Theory, when the Paper Debt Notes "crash and burn," an Executive Order will be Issued to Reset the Value of our U.S. Coinage, and create a New Paper Trade Dollar...
The Old Paper Debt Notes that went down, will not lose any value they have at the time of the Reset...
Anyone holding the Old Debt Notes will be able to turn them in for the either U.S. Coinage or the New Trade Dollars...
The U.S. Trade Dollar will be mostly used for International Trade... I'm sure there will be many of you who wouldn't mind carrying some of them in your Wallets...
I really don't see the need for the Trade Dollars to be in a Higher Denomination, since they will hold plenty of Value in the One Trade Dollar amount...
So, what you're about to find out... The United States will "NOT" default on its Debt...
As the Paper Debt Notes start pouring into the United States for our New Trade Dollars, we will Return the Paper Debt Notes to the Federal Reserve as Payment of Debt...
Yes... We will return to the Fed, that which belongs to the Fed...
People say... "But how will we pay the interest" when it was never printed...???
Simple answer, is with either Trade Dollars or Physical U.S. Coinage...
I realize there are plenty of you saying we need to put Gold and Silver back in our Coinage...
We've tried that, and it didn't work...
Gold and Silver will be "BACKED" by U.S. Coinage, and will sell at Fair Market Value...
In other words, our Coinage won't be backed by Gold and Silver, it will be the other way around...
I bet you haven't heard any of the Financial Guru's mention that before...
I could go on and on, but why bother when I have so many other Posts for you to read o the Topic...
Feel free to Comment on any of my hundreds of Posts, including this one...
COIN MAN by @pocketechange ...A penny may cost you a dollar bill...
Welcome to the Jungle...
I like your Style...
"You look upon money as the SAVAGES did before you, and you wonder why the JUNGLE is creeping back to the edge of your cities."
-AR
I remember a podcast from a year or two ago from either the survival podcast or radical personal finance where they discussed this topic. Historically when governments have revalued their currency, they have only done so with paper money, and left change untouched.
It was an interesting thought exercise of what if any downsides there are to getting a few boxes of Qtrs, Nickels, Dimes and Pennies and just tossing them in a closet. Cost vs potential return.
It could be thought of as a very inexpensive form of Insurance against your Debt, along with having Physical Coinage, outside the Banking System if the Money Machines quit giving you, what you think is yours...
Nice concept, but with more of our money being outside the country that might not bode well for us as a country.
They will use Trade Dollars outside our Country... We'll be using our U.S. Coinage, inside our Country... They can be Traded in for Gold, Silver or Oil, anywhere in the World... I suppose you could call them the World Trade Dollar... Wow... Your comment and this reply, just inspired my next Post... Thanks...
COIN MAN by @pocketechange ...A penny may cost a dollar...
sometimes I think what should I write today, to be more interesting when my friends read, ternya after I read this post I am more focused in writing, thank you bro
To be honest, I rarely know exactly how to go about writing a new post, but sometimes I'll get a comment that inspires me... I do have a message that's repeated... I try to arrange the words and sentences somewhat differently... They all pretty much end up pointing to my Pocket Change Theory when everything is said and done...
let's learn together, when we have time
right... wow nice shape
Hmmm, turning it all it's head, interesting thoughts.
I do tend to see things differently when it comes to what we all hear coming from the Financial Guru's...