How can a State Pay it’s Bills?

According to the Constitution, can a state pay its bills in anything but gold or silver?

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Bills of Credit

Can a state emit bills of credit (paper money)?

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Spanish Silver

When did the United States start coining U.S. silver dollars wither a weight and fineness in silver very close to that of the Spanish dollar – 1792, 1852, 1886? [Read more]

Economic Concepts: Fauxsparity – The Fed and the Death of the Dollar – 12-22-2009

Listen to our Call for Freedom from December 15th 2009, where we discuss how the Federal Reserve, despite claims to the contrary, has spent the last century destroying the US currency through it’s reckless management of monetary policy. Learn what is awaiting us in the years ahead, and what you can do to hedge against a worst case scenario.

Presented by: Randall Hinton and Thomas Dyches

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The Spanish Dollar

Was the Spanish “dollar” referred to in the Constitution considered to be the official medium of exchange?

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Who is the FDIC…Really? – 9-22-2009

Everyone breaths a sigh of relief when they walk into their local branch of their bank and see that all to familiar sign. Your funds are insured by the FDIC.

Thank heaven for that big warm safety blanket. Your funds are protected, you have nothing to worry about, or do you? Let’s take a quick look at just who the FDIC is and what it really means when they say that you are insured for up to $250k.

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