The $20 Michigan Liberty Dollar is one Troy ounce of .999 fine silver, has a face value of $20, and is intended to circulate in the local economy at 1:1 with the US dollar as the national Liberty Dollar has been used in Michigan for the past several years. In addition, a special numismatic First Day of Issue of the Michigan Liberty Dollar is provided in three types: (1) Numbered, hallmarked proof $50ea. (only 250 made) (2) Hallmarked proof $35 ea. (only 250 made) (3) Proof Edition is $20 ea. (only 650 made) Subsequent production runs will be general issue with the same quality as the national Liberty Dollar. Type 1 is hand numbered and stamped with a hallmark of the outline of the state with its initials. Type 2 is hallmarked only. Type 1 and 2 are limited to one each per order, type 3 is limited to five per order. From Maine to California, from Florida to Washington, from the four corners of the country, including twenty states and two islands, Americans have taken a positive, proven, profitable step towards returning their individual states to a value based currency as mandated by the US Constitution. Now Michiganders can protect their earnings and savings from the effects of inflation and dollar depreciation by using the new silver backed currency designed specifically to protect the health of the Michigan economy. In just seven years, the Liberty Dollar – America’s inflation proof currency – has grown to almost $20 million gold and silver dollars and 100,000 enthusiastic supporters who use the currency on a daily basis. Much to the chagrin of the federal authorities who admit that the Liberty Dollar is legal, the Liberty Dollar provides an “inflation proof” alternative to the US dollar. The Michigan Liberty Dollar comes at a time when more and more Americans are growing increasingly concerned about the economy. As the US dollar continuously loses value, people have watched their purchasing power disappear. “Either change your money or lose it,” says Bernard von NotHaus, the monetary architect for the Liberty Dollar. “Sooner or later the rest of the country will – like Michigan – wake up and realize that the value of their hard-earned dollars is being steadily eroded by the spending and borrowing of Congress and the President. While foreign banks pile up more and more freshly printed, un-backed US dollars in their vaults, Liberty Dollar supporters prefer instead to offer and circulate their own currency that holds its value and will stay right here in Michigan.” Unless you mean a bank note of some kind.
Really ? Kind of odd then don't you think that the Feds arrested Nothaus, confiscated all of his coins, and also arrested some of those trying to spend these as money ?
Bernie arrested? Bernie was not arrested. He retired from Liberty Dollar and moved to Hawaii and started the First Church of Marijuana - or something like that. I have used generic Liberty Dollars and have never been arrested. Mostly, however, I sell them as silver bullion - at Liberty Dollar discount prices: the $50 one oz for $35, the $20 2/5th oz for $13.50, the $10 1/5th oz for $7.75, and the $5 1/10th oz for $3.75. I have a few of each left. EoGuy
Yeah he's selling stuff alright - so he can pay his legal bills. He started a new compnay with a new name. And he has wonderful prices - like a 1 oz platinum coin for only $9,995. Special 1 oz silver examples for only $649.
Here's a link where you can, I guess, purchase these. I guess these are the same thing you are questioning??? http://http://www.libertydollar.org/ld/ronpauldollar
