Once you know, is when you see it…
I wasn’t able to see the Silver and Gold, because it was too small to see, until I knew it was there…
Now that I know it’s there, it’s easy to see…
I didn’t notice the Silver and Gold until I started taking pictures with my Smart Phone and Zooming in…
Anyway…
The same thing happened when I started thinking about our Monetary System…
I started to ask myself one question after another until I got to where I’m currently at…
What I see heading our way is much different than what all my favorite Financial Guru’s see coming…
I keep mentioning my “Fine Tuned” version of the U.S. Monetary Correction…
All the Weights and Numbers fit perfectly…
I can’t wait to start paying my Bills with “Electronic Gold”…
Electronic Gold will be denominated in Dollars, Cents and Decimal Cents…
New Electronic Gold can only be obtained with Gold…
Once obtained, it becomes “Existing “ Electronic Gold, which will Circulate all over the World…
A $100 Gold Coin will get me $100 in Electronic Gold…
$100 in Electronic Gold will get me a $100 Gold Coin…
We will also have “Circulating” $50 and $20 Gold Coins…
This means, if I’m able to save up $20 in Electronic Gold, I’ll be able to Redeem it for a 1/5 ounce $20 Gold Coin…
Keep in mind that a $20 Gold Coin or $20 in Electronic Gold will have the Spending Power of 2,000 of todays Fiat USD’s…
One of our 1 Ounce $10 Silver Coins will have the Spending Power of 1,000 of todays Fiat USD’s…
Our “Circulating” Silver Coins will 100% back our New Silver Certificates, which will be denominated in Cents…
Our Common U.S. Coinage will increase 100 Fold in Spending Power, since it will be Grandfathered into our New Product Line of Stable Coinage…
Feel free to question anything I post…
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The bit that grabbed me is the swap from saved digital glod into a one fifth ounce coin you can actually spend. If that peg really gives 20 units the punch of two thousand fiat dollars, your plan rewrites price tags fast. and the cent based silver notes would make small change feel serious again, which is oddly fun. Just make sure fees dont eat the edges, because friction kills nice math real quick.
To convert Fiat USD’s into Sound Money, just divide the Fiat amount by 100…. That would also apply to a persons wages…
Got it, that makes the math easy. So a 5,000 monthly paycheck becomes 50 SoUnd Money dollars in your ledger, which defintely fits the peg idea, though fees and and rounding on tiny payments could bite. Does payroll tax get handled the same way when converting?
!BBH
You would be in a much lower tax bracket… $50 per month will have the same Spending Power as your current 5,000 Fiat USD’s… Decimal Cents will be used to replace the Spending Power of the Cents we’re using now, so I see no rounding off… About 5 Copper Coated Zinc Pennies will buy One Pound of Copper… Numbers will get smaller, but the Spending Power will increase…
sounds neat and and ambitious. Decimal cents covering small buys makes sense, and the copper penny example helps picture the scale. How would payroll witholding and tax tables be reset so 50 dollars of income maps to today’s brackets without folks getting a surprise later?
Decimal Cents will make change for a Cent, the same way Cents currently make change for a Dollar…. Tax tables will remain the same, but we’ll all be in lower brackets… People earning $50 per month in Sound Money, probably won’t be paying any income tax… The percentages we pay in sales tax will remain the same… The big difference is that we will be using less Dollars, Cents and Decimal Cents because of their increased Spending Power…
(Now that I know it’s there, it’s easy to see…)This makes me think about looking and observing, let me explain: When we look we let some details pass, but when we stop to observe that is where we realize what we let pass, well you have already observed and that is what is important.
It makes it easier to see, now that I know how small the Gold is…