Madison320
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Yes. A unit of measure. Just like this guy:
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Except I think it's more like Ant Man.
Yes. A unit of measure. Just like this guy:
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A dollar is supposed to be a unit of measurement , 412 1/2 grains of 90 percent silver or 1.672 grams of 90 percent gold .Something close to that , that is from memory.
I would like to have real money , back it with whatever is most reasonable , gold , silver other metal etc . Whatever country does it first will be the world preferred money.
It's a huge assumption that there is any gold other than in private hands, however the dollar could be "gold backed". Just revalue gold to account for outstanding dollars. Based on your calculations, gold would be revalued upward 43x its current spot price. $51,000 per ounce would effectively establish a gold backing. Sure makes current gold prices look like a steal, no? But in reality such a revaluation would effectively declare the FRN to be trash. Hmmm, so how to get around that? Get rid of the FRN maybe and phase in a national currency? Yes that will work.
(fwiw, bankers decided on this gold backing scenario a couple years ago...it's all scripted)
I would like to have real money , back it with whatever is most reasonable , gold , silver other metal etc . Whatever country does it first will be the world preferred money.
Precious metals could be an international currency.Federal Reserve Notes are a national currency.
That's exactly what Libya said..Precious metals could be an international currency.
Precious metals could be an international currency.
Federal Reserve Notes are a national currency.
Why would the value of the dollar change? The value of it is determined by the market. Are you saying that the market is incapable of determining the value of the dollar without the assistance of the government?Now truth be told if you went back to a gold standard we'd blow the economy up because you'd see that your FRN is nearly worthless.
No they aren't. FRNs are a private currency from a private bank for a private "governmental" corporation unless and until the republic is restored and a nationalization order is issued. Do you have evidence that the republic is restored and a nationalization order has been issued?
Why would the value of the dollar change? The value of it is determined by the market. Are you saying that the market is incapable of determining the value of the dollar without the assistance of the government?
SO only certain people are allowed to use them? What needs to be "nationalized"?
"This note legal tender for all debts public and private"
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Again, the implication here is that the market is incapable of understanding the value of things without government intervention. Why would sellers of products be willing to accept an insufficient number of dollars in compensation for these products? Better yet, how are they be capable of staying in business if they are continually selling their products for less than their actual value?Otherwise the value would be clear to all....just paper and computer digits.
Poor example. Casino chips are the equivalent to a gold standard, not a fiat currency.Nobody would value casino chips if the casino weren't standing behind them.
Nobody would value casino chips if the casino weren't standing behind them.