From what musings I have been seeing, the BRICS currency Standard is gonna be backed by 20+ commodities. Gold will be the larger standard. If you want to short the FED collapse, buy Silver. At a 1:86.6 ratio of Gold to Silver, it has the largest growth potential.
Draining the Swamp is about ending Central Banking and creating debt free money. It is no coincidence that the Century of War coincided with the Century of Central Banking.
Gold & Silver were money for 5000+ years, for less than 80 they weren’t. They are about to be money again. Trade your fiat for real money.
Buy physical SILVER. 1oz generic rounds are great for stacking.
Yes, silver is silver. However coins are actual money, for each Treasury that makes them. A gold Eagle is $50 dollars in denomination, even though it would cost $2150 to $2200 to buy right now. A Silver eagle is a $1.
US coins, 1964 & older, (dime, quarter, Half and dollar) were made with 90% silver. $1.40 in face value is equal to 1 Troy ounce of silver.
A silver round is a “bar” made to look like a COIN. Follow Wallstreetsilver on the social media’s
From what musings I have been seeing, the BRICS currency Standard is gonna be backed by 20+ commodities. Gold will be the larger standard. If you want to short the FED collapse, buy Silver. At a 1:86.6 ratio of Gold to Silver, it has the largest growth potential.
Draining the Swamp is about ending Central Banking and creating debt free money. It is no coincidence that the Century of War coincided with the Century of Central Banking.
Gold & Silver were money for 5000+ years, for less than 80 they weren’t. They are about to be money again. Trade your fiat for real money.
Buy physical SILVER. 1oz generic rounds are great for stacking.
Doesnt hurt to have 40 or 50 dollars face value in junk silver in case of a short mad max period.
Amen, fren.
Article 1, section 10 says only gold and silver can be coined by the states. The very definition of cold, hard cash!
I bought generic ones with the company brand name on them because they were much cheaper the the silver eagles.
Would it be fair to say that silver is silver, it's worth the same, no matter what it looks like on the outside?
Yes, silver is silver. However coins are actual money, for each Treasury that makes them. A gold Eagle is $50 dollars in denomination, even though it would cost $2150 to $2200 to buy right now. A Silver eagle is a $1.
US coins, 1964 & older, (dime, quarter, Half and dollar) were made with 90% silver. $1.40 in face value is equal to 1 Troy ounce of silver.
A silver round is a “bar” made to look like a COIN. Follow Wallstreetsilver on the social media’s
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