Lawful money (redeem your fed notes)

"U.S. Currency Notes are the same as U.S. Notes"

Yes.

You are correct, Federal Reserve Notes or US Notes in the form of FRN's are NOT redeemable in Gold and Silver and has not been since 1933. Many a people have lost their cases based on this.

Hence since the banks are the ones who actually create the money that goes into our real economy, this is how U.S. Notes effect that:

§ 582. Receipt of United States or bank notes as collateral
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No national banking association shall hereafter offer or receive United States notes or national-bank notes as security or as collateral security for any loan of money, or for a consideration agree to withhold the same from use, or offer or receive the custody or promise of custody of such notes as security, or as collateral security, or consideration for any loan of money. Any association offending against the provisions of this section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined not more than $1,000 and a further sum equal to one-third of the money so loaned. The officer or officers of any association who shall make any such loan shall be liable for a further sum equal to one-quarter of the money loaned; and any fine or penalty incurred by a violation of this section shall be recoverable for the benefit of the party bringing such suit.
 
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I have already shown the proof. I have shown the law, posted a note. I am not holding hands. Get your own proof and call your bank and verify it is legit yourself. All I wanted was to bring the information I obtained here and share with fellow patriots. And hat is all my duty is.

I have 2 $ 100.00 notes that I will post. However, theses are hard to get and are hard to find. Federal Reserve Notes in the FORM of US Notes are the SAME THING. It is not he peice of paper you are concerned with, it is the accounting transaction behind that note is what you are concerned with.

BTW, how do i Enable posting attachments? Mine says no at the bottom.

They were in my Jokes/Misc/Dollar Folder, I keep all my Ron Paul, NWO, band covers, etc. Would you like me to move the folder they are in? Would that make it more legit? You cannot verify anything I post anyway, it could be some copy form anywhere.

I said before I am not here to prove anything to anyone. Just sharing info that I got and have been using, gave you a way to verify for yourself by calling YOUR bank, posting the law as well as the links I got the information from. Up to you to do your own homework, what is the worst the bank will tell you? No? I am not selling anything nor getting anything out of this just sharing my experience.
 
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drew1503 said:
I have already shown the proof. I have shown the law, posted a note. I am not holding hands. Get your own proof and call your bank and verify it is legit yourself. All I wanted was to bring the information I obtained here and share with fellow patriots. And hat is all my duty is.

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you're going to have to upload that to photobucket or something.....though, at the same time, I must wonder why you put it in your "jokes" folder.

people are just skeptical 'cause they haven't seen anything yet.
 
Well, I called Wamu, got transferred twice, and was finally told to check with my local bank, with which I don't have high hopes of success. Has anyone actually tried this successfully?
 
Yeah, I'm going to guess no one's actually pulled it off, or we'd have heard about it, and that one guy was just a prankster.
 
Assuming for a moment that all of this is true and that in a little over a month I can go to the Atlanta branch of the Federal Reserve Bank and demand US Notes in exchange for Federal Reserve Notes, the main advantage I can see will be when the FRN collapses. Eventhough the US Note is still a fiat currency, its face value cannot change, unlike the FRN (whose value has been greatly debased). When the FRN collapses, people will be forced to scrape up what they can to buy the Amero (or whatever it is that replaces the FRN), probably at Godawful rates (say, 20 FRNs to 1 Amero or whatever). Technically, this should not be so with a US Note which would still be US Legal Tender whereas the FRN would be declared dead. You would be insulating yourself with whatever you had on hand. That, of course, means you would be forced to keep most of your money outside the bank, which presents its own sets of problems.

Of course, I could be completely wrong. :D
 
Brooklyn Red Leg said:
Assuming for a moment that all of this is true and that in a little over a month I can go to the Atlanta branch of the Federal Reserve Bank and demand US Notes in exchange for Federal Reserve Notes, the main advantage I can see will be when the FRN collapses. Eventhough the US Note is still a fiat currency, its face value cannot change, unlike the FRN (whose value has been greatly debased). When the FRN collapses, people will be forced to scrape up what they can to buy the Amero (or whatever it is that replaces the FRN), probably at Godawful rates (say, 20 FRNs to 1 Amero or whatever). Technically, this should not be so with a US Note which would still be US Legal Tender whereas the FRN would be declared dead. You would be insulating yourself with whatever you had on hand. That, of course, means you would be forced to keep most of your money outside the bank, which presents its own sets of problems.

Of course, I could be completely wrong. :D
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Yea, that sounds like really wishful thinking. But, who knows? Maybe you're right.
 
tremendoustie said:
Well, I called Wamu, got transferred twice, and was finally told to check with my local bank, with which I don't have high hopes of success. Has anyone actually tried this successfully?
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I called my local Wamu Bank. They called me back after talking to thier cash-out department (whatever that is) and they said to call the local FED branch. However, they neither confirmed nor denied that this is doable. I still need to call my local FED branch when I have the chance.
 
I have plenty of lawful money and people will still take it if any currency tanks .
 
[MENTION=1757]David Merrill[/MENTION]
I believe the redemption clause in 12usc411 also refers to redeeming the copy of the certificate of live birth that we possess. It is considered a federal reserve note also, as are all bank note negotiable instruments. Thoughts?
 
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[MENTION=1757]David Merrill[/MENTION]
I believe the redemption clause in 12usc411 also refers to redeeming the copy of the certificate of live birth that we possess. It is considered a federal reserve note also, as are all bank note negotiable instruments. Thoughts?
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I have never seen any evidence that the birth certificate is a financial instrument in itself. But I see why people try convincing me it is. You might need the birth certificate to get a SSN Card or driver license. Then that in turn helps designate your credit rating and risk for a loan. That loan or mortgage is not taken from the vault but is written against your credit. So in a sense the birth certificate is a marker for credit from the Fed, but only in the sense of debt. Debt is the currency of slaves so it just comes around.

Listen, this is on my mind and expanding comfortably. Debt is released among the brethren every seven years. Deuteronomy 15:1-3. Verse 23:20 describes a relationship of usury (interest) between brothers (in Israel) and the foreigner/stranger among the Israelites in Israel. This is the municipal function (I Chronicles 6:64) of the Levite. However when we accept election as Melchizedek we are above bloodline and become uniform and global. No more distinction between brother and stranger. No more interest on loans.

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[MENTION=1757]David Merrill[/MENTION]

Thanks for your reply. I'll take a closer look.

The COLB does specifically say it is a bank note right on it (or mine does, at least), therefore it could be a redeemable federal reserve note per 12usc411. It is also the general format of a bond in that it forms a contract and trust through the signatures.

I've come across some interesting information that you may appreciate since I'm aware you have been involved in this topic for a long time. Take a look at this pdf. After much study on this topic, I think the information contained rings true.

http://highfrequencyradionetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Instruction-on-100-000-000-bond.pdf
 
There still is a lawful alternative to the Federal Reserve bank note. This would be the gold coins from the U.S mint. They are stamped with a $50 face value and can be spent as legal tender (immune from the capital gains issues with bitcoin and others). So far as I know there is only one company that has actually been able to offer accounts based off of these gold coins. It is a small group called UPMA in utah, they were behind the passage of the legal tender act a few years back. Aside from that... there is no lawful money outside of FRNs that I am aware of. At least the FED may get audited soon.
 
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