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Fiat Income Vs Commodity Funds – A Raging Debate

By PaperMoneyMan, on August 28th, 2011%

Fiat Income Vs Commodity Funds – A Raging Debate

Article by Denis Ramsey

Have you been searching to become involved while in the discussion surrounding fiat cash vs commodity cash? A lot of us are attempting to learn even more about this discussion as nations around the globe are running up credit card debt. The united states will not be exempt from this either as seen by the trillions at present owed by the U.s. government. Commodity dough is currency backed by a tangible object. Up until eventually the mid-20th century, the American dollar was backed by gold. At that time, the change to fiat bucks was adopted. Fiat profit has no intrinsic worth per se, however the federal government has declared it for being money. The dollar bill can be described as beneficial case in point of this.

The dollar bill itself has no price except the usa authorities declares it does. It really is practically nothing additional than a piece of paper with producing on it. On this bill you may see the words “legal tender for all debts, public and . . . → Read More: Fiat Income Vs Commodity Funds – A Raging Debate

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what did the united states treasury create when the legal tender act was passed in 1862?

By PaperMoneyMan, on July 21st, 2011%

Question by Sertre Wserfsf: what did the united states treasury create when the legal tender act was passed in 1862?
a. confederate money
b. a new coin
c. the banking system
d. a common national currency

Best answer:

Answer by Ryand. a common national currency

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What did the United States Treasury create when the Legal Tender Act was passed in 1862?

By PaperMoneyMan, on July 13th, 2011%

Question by nunu: What did the United States Treasury create when the Legal Tender Act was passed in 1862?
[ American History ]

a) Confederate money
b) a new coin
c) the banking system
d) a common national currency

Best answer:

Answer by staisilD. Paper money not redeemable on gold or silver.

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What is the real reason the Tea Party wants Civil War decider Grant off the $ 50 bill in favor of Reagan?

By PaperMoneyMan, on July 6th, 2011%

Question by Parson Brown: What is the real reason the Tea Party wants Civil War decider Grant off the $ 50 bill in favor of Reagan?
I will not use the fifty dollar bill if that happens.
Nor will I circulate any Tea party currency should they start printing it like Confederate money!

Besides, Reagan is already on the Reagan Dime.

http://reagandime.com/

Best answer:

Answer by BrownThe best news is that Ray Gun is under ground.

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Confererate currency?

By PaperMoneyMan, on June 30th, 2011%

Question by JNorm: Confererate currency?
Who is on the $ 5 bill for the confederate dollars?

Best answer:

Answer by chiefexecNobody… it’s a picture of the confederate capital building in Richmond.

OK – there is a small picture of Christopher Memminger, Confederate Secretary of the Treasury

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RON PAUL Feels American Dollars Will Eventually Become Almost Worthless,How Will You Handle That?

By PaperMoneyMan, on June 19th, 2011%

Question by beesting: RON PAUL Feels American Dollars Will Eventually Become Almost Worthless,How Will You Handle That?
3 times before in American history American money has became worthless, the Continental dollar, Lincoln’s Greenback dollar, and the Confederate dollar.

Only the Gold/Silver clause in the Constitution saved the old U.S. dollars, and America, because they were redeemable internationally in Gold.

But now they are not backed by a stable tangible asset like Gold.
Do you or any current Presidential hopefuls have a backup plan?

Ron Paul wants to introduce competing currencies that would be backed by Gold!

Best answer:

Answer by Looking for the REAL answer!didn’t this guy already loose the primary why is his name all over Y! ?

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Why did Southerners mismanage their currency so badly? Are you sure these are the people we should trust now?

By PaperMoneyMan, on June 18th, 2011%

Question by I Want My Party Back: Why did Southerners mismanage their currency so badly? Are you sure these are the people we should trust now?
“Confederate Inflation Rates (1861 – 1865)”

http://www.inflationdata.com/inflation/Inflation_Rate/ConfederateInflation.asp

Best answer:

Answer by PinupOver a century too late moron.

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can you stand 30 more?

By PaperMoneyMan, on May 21st, 2011%

Question by MarD.: can you stand 30 more?
Memorize a series of random numbers

-Read the 1962 Des Moines white pages

-Join the Foreign Legion

-Learn Sanskrit

-Exist…existentially, of course

-Print counterfeit Confederate money

-Kick a cabbage

-Take a picture

-Sandpaper a mushroom

-Put it back

-Play solitaire…for cash

-Abuse your patio furniture

-Run for Pope

-Count to a million…fast

-Make a schematic drawing…of a rock

-Commit seppuku…with a paper knife

-Revert

-Think shallow thoughts

-Sleep on a bed of nails

-Boil ice cream

-DON’T toss and turn

-Run around in squares

-Think of quadruple entendres

-Speak in acronyms

-Have your pillow X-rayed

-Drink straight shots…of water

-Calmly have a nervous breakdown

-Give your goldfish a perm

-Fly a brick

-Play tag…on 35W

Best answer:

Answer by Jessica B.

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Trivia Quiz for Thanksgiving – Twenty Question US History Trivia Quiz

By PaperMoneyMan, on May 17th, 2011%

Trivia Quiz for Thanksgiving – Twenty Question US History Trivia Quiz

Thanksgiving is almost here, and in celebration of the national holiday I thought I would put together a little twenty questions quiz for those of you who are trivia buffs.  I’ll use questions from American History and if I can find some actual thanksgiving questions I’ll include them but you never know what kind of strange trivia I may come up with.

 

I think I will dedicate this thanksgiving American history trivia quiz to the pilgrims who originally came over to the colonies to escape religious persecution and began building this great country of ours.

 

You can print this out, or copy it into your word processor and delete the answers to use it for a quiz. Cut and paste away!

 

So without further ado… here are quiz questions with the answers.

 

1. Who was president of the U.S. when Uncle Sam first got a beard?A: Abraham Lincoln.

2. Who led the Million Man March on Washington? A: Louis Farrakhan.

 

3. What amendment in the U.S. Bill of Rights guarantees freedom of religion, speech and the press? A: The . . . → Read More: Trivia Quiz for Thanksgiving – Twenty Question US History Trivia Quiz

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civil war interests can you help me please?

By PaperMoneyMan, on May 12th, 2011%

Question by LB KITTY: civil war interests can you help me please?
1.Which two armies fought the last battles of the Civil War?

A. the army of Northern Virginia and the army of the Potomac

B. the Confederate army of Tennessee and the Federals

C. the Confederate army of Mississippi and the army of Tennessee

D. the army of South Carolina and the army of Massachusetts

2.Which person in the Civil War could rightfully state, “The war began in my front yard and ended in my front parlor”?

A. Robert E. Lee

B. Ulysses S. Grant

C. Wilmer McLean

D. J. R. Jones

3.Which statement about Robert E. Lee’s surrender at Appomattox is NOT true?

A. Confederate soldiers were allowed to return home.

B. Grant refused Lee’s sword upon surrender.

C. All Confederate weapons had to be turned over to the United States.

D. The side-arms, private horses, and baggage of the officers could be kept.

4.Why did the army of Northern Virginia stop for twenty-four hours at the town of Amelia’s Courthouse . . . → Read More: civil war interests can you help me please?

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