Commodities, gold, silver, and coins. When there is a devaluation, governments redeem all the paper money and replace it with a lesser amount of new paper. But they don't replace the coins, as it would cost too much. So, for example, if the current dollar was replaced by new ones at 10 to 1, your quarters would suddenly be worth $2.50. And just imagine of the conversion were 100 to 1. That would be better than real silver coins. Don't tell anyone else about this. I have a shit ton of coins stored up just in case. :)
Commodities, gold, silver, and coins. When there is a devaluation, governments redeem all the paper money and replace it with a lesser amount of new paper. But they don't replace the coins, as it would cost too much. So, for example, if the current dollar was replaced by new ones at 10 to 1, your quarters would suddenly be worth $2.50. And just imagine of the conversion were 100 to 1. That would be better than real silver coins. Don't tell anyone else about this. I have a shit ton of coins stored up just in case. :)