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RE: HOW "SMALL" WOULD A " GOLDEN " DOLLAR BE...???
It's about what's Stamped on the Coin that makes it a Tool to Measure Value... It's not about the Melt Value... So, after the reset of our U.S. Coinage, it will take 3 Cents to buy a Pound of Copper... The 3 Cents will take the place of the 3, Federal Reserve Note Dollars... Our Coinage and their Debt Notes will co-exist, until the End of the Redemption Period... So, for a time, you'll be able to pay either 3 Physical U.S. Cents or 3 Federal Reserve Note Dollars...
Quick clarification: When you say
Do you mean that a new physical coinage currency will be created? Or are you saying that we'll keep using the Federal Reserve Coins?
If we're going to create new coins, that makes sense to me. If we're using the Federal reserve coins, why would the coins be worth more, but the notes be worth less (after which they'd be worthless)?
Wow... It's almost like you didn't read a word I wrote... I think you need to go back and take another look...