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<p>[QUOTE="Juan Blanco, post: 1559675, member: 41665"]I'm a coin heretic and I favor the <i>abolition </i>of the current One Cent Coin. (I also agree with Sarah Palin: it's ugly and doesn't look like 'real money.') <i>P<i>enny</i>-pleading</i> is just rearranging deck chairs on The Titanic after the big ship starts listing, folks.</p><p><br /></p><p>Far more importantly, I believe - given the unsustainable & insurmountable deficits (Federal, State & Muni) and parabolic debt (Federal, State, Muni, Corporate and private) - we are approaching Z<i>ero Hour for Paper</i>. The inherent instability of this Late Phase Capitalist System is woefully and terminally compounded by record-high LEVERAGE. Can the markets sustain severe inflation? No: by the logic of Murphy's Law and statistical likelyhood, toxic derivative instruments will inevitably vaporize hedge fund trillion$ in another 'Black Swan Event.' Most American capital goes to Money Heaven at that point: kiss your pension fund/401k bub-bye then.</p><p><br /></p><p>By my reckoning, this supercycle deflationary crash began in 2000 and will last ~21 years. So the Dot.Bomb of 2000-2 and Bear Stearns' and Lehman's Collapse in 2007/8 will look like minor corrections in the aftermath of the Big One: an unparalleled exogenous event in US history that hits circa 2017-22. Specifically,<i> what will presage and herald the Collapse of the Dollar within the next 10 years?</i> I suppose the implosion of US Treasury Bond market - when the Biggest Bubble in History pops - followed immediately by a ~14 day bank holiday (all 'paper' accounts frozen, then revalued) and ultimately <i>the introduction of a new, debit-card based e-currency. </i></p><p><i><br /></i></p><p><i></i>If it's true (as US Treasury Dept officials have speculated) that ~85% of US paper currency is OUTSIDE the US Borders, rest assured those foreign Dollar-holders will get the biggest haircut. Not that any of us will feel better off, though.</p><p><br /></p><p>In summary, the Dollar's Collapse will also be the end of Paper scrip ...and those silly token zinc pennies. Moot, moot, moot. So at this stage in the game, twelve years into it, I believe it's much more important to grasp THE BIG PICTURE than mourn the loss of the quaint, silly Penny. "Just my two cents" lol[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Juan Blanco, post: 1559675, member: 41665"]I'm a coin heretic and I favor the [I]abolition [/I]of the current One Cent Coin. (I also agree with Sarah Palin: it's ugly and doesn't look like 'real money.') [I]P[I]enny[/I]-pleading[/I] is just rearranging deck chairs on The Titanic after the big ship starts listing, folks. Far more importantly, I believe - given the unsustainable & insurmountable deficits (Federal, State & Muni) and parabolic debt (Federal, State, Muni, Corporate and private) - we are approaching Z[I]ero Hour for Paper[/I]. The inherent instability of this Late Phase Capitalist System is woefully and terminally compounded by record-high LEVERAGE. Can the markets sustain severe inflation? No: by the logic of Murphy's Law and statistical likelyhood, toxic derivative instruments will inevitably vaporize hedge fund trillion$ in another 'Black Swan Event.' Most American capital goes to Money Heaven at that point: kiss your pension fund/401k bub-bye then. By my reckoning, this supercycle deflationary crash began in 2000 and will last ~21 years. So the Dot.Bomb of 2000-2 and Bear Stearns' and Lehman's Collapse in 2007/8 will look like minor corrections in the aftermath of the Big One: an unparalleled exogenous event in US history that hits circa 2017-22. Specifically,[I] what will presage and herald the Collapse of the Dollar within the next 10 years?[/I] I suppose the implosion of US Treasury Bond market - when the Biggest Bubble in History pops - followed immediately by a ~14 day bank holiday (all 'paper' accounts frozen, then revalued) and ultimately [I]the introduction of a new, debit-card based e-currency. [/I]If it's true (as US Treasury Dept officials have speculated) that ~85% of US paper currency is OUTSIDE the US Borders, rest assured those foreign Dollar-holders will get the biggest haircut. Not that any of us will feel better off, though. In summary, the Dollar's Collapse will also be the end of Paper scrip ...and those silly token zinc pennies. Moot, moot, moot. So at this stage in the game, twelve years into it, I believe it's much more important to grasp THE BIG PICTURE than mourn the loss of the quaint, silly Penny. "Just my two cents" lol[/QUOTE]
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