Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
One thing to note, and a silver lining here is that as the BIS tries to snatch this control of physical mediums of exchange we're seeing states pass some rather interesting legislation...
States Where Gold and Silver Have Become Legal Tender
Best to put those credit cards away and start using cash. Of course, the reality there is that people are largely dependent upon credit. Now, why is that? Ha!
Gold is legal here in Utah
"Utah Restores Gold and Silver as Official Money, Starts Trend. In 2011, Utah became the first state to do so by recognizing gold and silver coins that are issued by the United States as money. Of course, Federal Reserve Notes, the U.S. paper currency, are not backed by gold and silver."
States Restoring Gold and Silver as Money
"Utah Restores Gold and Silver as Official Money
Why would you do that? A $50 gold coin is worth more than $50.
I didn't know I did it.
Why would anyone?