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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;John14, post: 1661063, member: 41136&quot;]Not sure how to Juan. Tokens, casino chips, even coupons. It&#039;s just the law is messed up. A lot of these laws contradict each other. Is the govenment saying these (original Liberty Dollars) are counterfeit peace dollars? No way! - I have a friend who stacks 5k casino chips in his safe. What if he gave me a couple to buy a car from me or something. Have I broken the law? - If i have a coupon for 50 cents off yogurt, and it&#039;s accepted at any grocery store, isn&#039;t that basically non-government printed currency? - Honestly, no one bought norfeds because they planned to use them as currency, just collector bulloin. - The new ones say &quot;Right To Contract&quot; which is true. If a business says they are willing to accept these as payment (I know of no such businesses) that&#039;s their right to contract. But with the new ones having a face price of &quot;Fifty&quot;, and silver down, what business would do that? - I&#039;m just a collector Juan of silver coins and rounds that I find interesting, and these are definatily interesting. - You are always on the Liberty Dollar theads Juan. Why? Because the whole thing is interesting to you too. :yes:- They are selling way over spot, that is agreed. But so is most other collecter bullion. - I think you have something personal against von NotHaus. But why let politics get in the way of collecting? Half the coins on this furum could be talked about negatively; this country did this, or this leader did that. I don&#039;t look at the politics of collecting this or that. - If Bernard were here right now, I&#039;d love to have a beer with him, pick his brain.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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