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re. crude is down whats the problem ?


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Posted by starvation ridge farm on March 03, 2011 at 18:46:51 from (75.201.208.242):

Look at our monetary system first ok ? Since I was a young fellow I have always kept a little coin in my little piggy bank. Not a lot but all I can justify. But my savings in coin it does not consist of the coin most know of these days. My stash of coins does not consist of what most of us have rattling around in your pockets now a days. Prior to say 1964 our coinage was 90% silver "the real deal". After that date powers that be decided we would adopt token coinage that is a copper slug washed with the shiny stuff.Today right now I can still buy a gallon of gas for 25 cents and get some change back. So how can I do that? Old Earl down at my gas station is a silver bug and he knows that today the silver value in a 90% silver 25 cent piece is a little over $6.00 Today Earl said he would give me $5.00 each for all my silver quarters but I think I will keep them for now. I ramble a little but gas is still less than 25 cents a gallon to hear old Earl tell it. So is it the greedy oil companies or has our currency been debased ? Dont take my word for the value of our former coinage. Some folks say me and Earl are kinda funny bout money but we don't care. Do your own research and opinions may vary but I can still get me a gallon for an old quarter !! Yall be nice now


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