As per my “Fine Tuned” version of the U.S. Monetary Correction, the United States of a Sovereign People, will soon be returning to the use of “Circulating” Silver and Gold Coins…
I figure our Silver Coins will be denominated in Dollars, and used to 100% back our Silver Certificates, which will be denominated in Cents…
Our “Circulating” U.S. Gold Coins will 100% back the “Electronic Coinage” which will be used to Measure our U.S. Stable Coinage…
The only way to obtain “New” U.S. Stable Coinage, will be with Gold…
I figure One Ounce of Gold will get me $100 in U.S. Stable Coinage, denominated in Electronic Coinage, or $100 in “Circulating” U.S. Gold Coins…
The reason I’ll be getting the full $100 per Ounce of Gold, is because my Gold will be Produced and Refined, here in the United States…
The “Standard” Melt Value for Gold will be $90 per Ounce, payable in U.S. Gold Coins or $90 in our “New” U.S. Stable Coinage, which will be Measured in “Electronic Coinage”…
Electronic Coinage will be denominated in Dollars, Cents and Decimal Cents…
Once obtained, “New” Stable Coins becomes “Existing” U.S. Stable Coinage, which can be converted back into our “Circulating” U.S. Gold Coinage…
This means, if you save up $100 in U.S. Stable Coinage, you’ll be able to go to any Redemption Center and obtain Five of our 1/5 Ounce $20 Gold Coins, Two of our 1/2 Ounce $50 Gold Coins or One of our 1 Ounce $100 Gold Coins…
Our 1/10 Ounce $10 Gold Coins will only be issued as “Collector” Coinage…
This can also happen in Reverse, if you need to obtain “Existing” Electronic Coinage for your Gold Coins…
I figured, if it didn’t work both ways, it wouldn’t work at all…
Let me know what you think so far…