The bill says it's legal to use between willing parties. It saves money by cutting out the middlemen. Currently people in florida,would have to sell for fake fiat and then use that for money. When you sell,someone takes a cut.
I actually like our new bill better here in Oklahoma.
The florida bill doesn't include a repository but there is another bill that does. The repository bsystem works really well as long as people do not trust it to hold ALL their metals. Only deposit what you need to get the currency you need for your transactions.
I'm not crazy over them because their trading value is twice the value of the gold in them, but at least it has some intrinsic value unlike paper or even worse, online money.
Who would even do that? A $50 gold piece is worth $3300 and a $1 Silver coin is worth $35. You think someone is going to give you credit for the difference between spot and what the face value marking is telling you it is? Sure, this is hopefully a sign we are going back to a hard money standard but for now it has no practical value.
The metals will be priced at melt with any premiums. Gold shops will only be doing collectibles in the future. Unless they become a repository of sorts.
So how would that work? Is the value of the gold or silver taken at spot price, or would there be a 1-5 ounces, $4 over spot, 6-10 $3.50 over spot? I guess the parties would have to agree? What a brave new world we are living in!
Premiums are the result of metals being a commodity. It will no longer be a commodity. Won't be taxed. It wills implynstore value and at some point a hard price per ounce will be established. Therenwill be no more spot price itnwull be the melt value for non collectibles. The use is changing all that spot price crap is an result of the middle man needing to make money v
I’d guess that the value of generics will get closer to eagles, but eagles will stay ahead of them. Eagle value will be that it’s validated at correct weight and %, and if anyone tries to pass one off as one they’re arrested, but generics will still do fine as long as they’re reputable.
Why not? A state treasury that takes the gold or silver from the banks in florida and issues gold and silver certificates would completely replace the federal reserve dollar over night. If desantis makes an executive order that all funds in state banks be immediately converted to gold and silver backed certificates then its game over for the cabal in florida
The guy leading the charge here is Stefan Gleason, we owe him for 10 years plus of continuous lawsuits and legal action against each state to make gold and silver legal tender again. Sound money organization or something similar to that.. cheers Stefan!!
If you use a gold coin, the value is printed on the coin. Don’t expect people to trade based on the value of gold which changes daily. Before 1963, a silver coin’s value was similar to its weight x the price of silver.
...I am going to grab some bullion and head to Wally World...
..."all I need is this loaf of bread and jar of peanut butter, do you have change for this $3,326.90 ounce of gold???
...I need the change in gold too btw...
u/#howl
The bill says it's legal to use between willing parties. It saves money by cutting out the middlemen. Currently people in florida,would have to sell for fake fiat and then use that for money. When you sell,someone takes a cut.
I actually like our new bill better here in Oklahoma.
https://oksenate.gov/press-releases/senate-committee-passes-bullard-bills-create-gold-silver-depository?back=/node
Was hoping someone would cite what OK did on this topic.
I look forward to depositing 100 oz AG,when they have it up and running.
The florida bill doesn't include a repository but there is another bill that does. The repository bsystem works really well as long as people do not trust it to hold ALL their metals. Only deposit what you need to get the currency you need for your transactions.
And also found this ...
🪙The White House: Restoring Gold Standard Science
https://greatawakening.win/p/19BGTRn0TY/the-white-house-restoring-gold-s/
Or I walk into Just Salad who currently doesn’t even take cash…
What are you doing going to gay bars?
Do you remember the female troupe from Dean Martin show call the Golddiggers lol.
👋 Loved Dean's show, never missed it!
Golddiggers:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QDRNO1PYADs
I guess you never heard of the goldback: https://www.goldback.com/
I'm not crazy over them because their trading value is twice the value of the gold in them, but at least it has some intrinsic value unlike paper or even worse, online money.
It'd just be nice to be able to pay cash in Florida. My recent trip to Orlando, alot of the places wouldn't accept cash for "safety" reasons.
July 1, 2026 baby. This is awesome!!!! The ultimate in private transactions between two parties. Better than blockchain even.
I would imagine businesses might need a separate ledger to record transactions made with metals.
https://x.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1927438544596799718
Edit to add this:
🪙The White House: Restoring Gold Standard Science
https://greatawakening.win/p/19BGTRn0TY/the-white-house-restoring-gold-s/
American by Birth - Floridian by the Grace of God.
Who would even do that? A $50 gold piece is worth $3300 and a $1 Silver coin is worth $35. You think someone is going to give you credit for the difference between spot and what the face value marking is telling you it is? Sure, this is hopefully a sign we are going back to a hard money standard but for now it has no practical value.
The metals will be priced at melt with any premiums. Gold shops will only be doing collectibles in the future. Unless they become a repository of sorts.
So how would that work? Is the value of the gold or silver taken at spot price, or would there be a 1-5 ounces, $4 over spot, 6-10 $3.50 over spot? I guess the parties would have to agree? What a brave new world we are living in!
Premiums are the result of metals being a commodity. It will no longer be a commodity. Won't be taxed. It wills implynstore value and at some point a hard price per ounce will be established. Therenwill be no more spot price itnwull be the melt value for non collectibles. The use is changing all that spot price crap is an result of the middle man needing to make money v
Check out my old thread on how the spot price is calculated!
Hint: It appears to be by fraud.
It's all fraud.
I thought those were already legal tender.
They are if they are issued specie. But there are a thing called generics. Which is just silver or gold bullion by the weight.
I’d guess that the value of generics will get closer to eagles, but eagles will stay ahead of them. Eagle value will be that it’s validated at correct weight and %, and if anyone tries to pass one off as one they’re arrested, but generics will still do fine as long as they’re reputable.
Similar to now but with less markup.
Why not? A state treasury that takes the gold or silver from the banks in florida and issues gold and silver certificates would completely replace the federal reserve dollar over night. If desantis makes an executive order that all funds in state banks be immediately converted to gold and silver backed certificates then its game over for the cabal in florida
Go further, try not paying "property tax" and see who really owns your land or house.
A good thing, yes. But shouldn't this be at the Federal level?
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The guy leading the charge here is Stefan Gleason, we owe him for 10 years plus of continuous lawsuits and legal action against each state to make gold and silver legal tender again. Sound money organization or something similar to that.. cheers Stefan!!
The bill is HB 999 - Upside down 666!
FLIP EM!
u/ashlanddog
If you use a gold coin, the value is printed on the coin. Don’t expect people to trade based on the value of gold which changes daily. Before 1963, a silver coin’s value was similar to its weight x the price of silver.
If something cost 50 dollars gold then nits something worth 3300 + dollars.
Florida State Congress also wrote a law making "antisemitism" illegal.
https://www.soundmoneydefense.org/about-us
Free BBQ for all florida anons in the house
and how much farmland the Mormon church owns. People complain about bill gates farmland but don’t know about the LDS.
Are the Mormons eugenicists?