Its still the $USD....Not actually a difference currency.....Regardless of what it is backed by. I mean you could argue that a federal reserve note is not a silver/gold certificate. Even if you do take the value of a federal reserve note from 1914 and compare its value (buying power) to today its 200-500 times less valuable. Do you see my point now? (I know that you could trade a gold/silver certificate for actual gold/silver but there is no need for speculation that because we know the current price).

Its still the $USD....Not actually a difference currency.....Regardless of what its backed by. I mean you could argue that a federal reserve note is not a silver/gold certificate. Even if you do take the value of a federal reserve note from 1914 and compare its value (buying power) to today its 200-500 times less valuable. Do you see my point now? (I know that you could trade a gold/silver certificate for actual gold/silver but there is no need for speculation that because we know the current price).

Its still the $USD. Not actually a difference currency.....Regardless of what its backed by. I mean you could argue that a federal reserve note is not a silver/gold certificate. Even if you do take the value of a federal reserve note from 1914 and compare its value (buying power) to today its 200-500 times less valuable. Do you see my point now? (I know that you could trade a gold/silver certificate for actual gold/silver but there is no need for speculation that because we know the current price).

Its still the $USD. Not actually a difference currency.....Regardless of what its backed by. I mean you could argue that a federal reserve note is not a silver/gold certificate. Even if you do take the value of a federal reserve note from 1914 and compare its value (buying power) to today its 200-500 times less valuable. Do you see my point now? (I know that you could trade a gold/silver certificate for actual gold/silver but there is no need for speculation that because we know the current price)

Its still the $USD. Not actually a difference currency.....Regardless of what its backed by. I mean you could argue that a federal reserve note is not a silver/gold certificate. Even if you do take the value of a federal reserve note from 1914 and compare its value (buying power) to today its 200-500 times less valuable. Do you see my point now?