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Congress has the power to "coin money".

If Congress does not have the power to issue credit - which is doesn't - then where in the hell do you get the idea that Congress can give authorit ...

The U.S. Constitution is the Law of the Land.

We delegated authority to the government only:

We didn't give any private corporation any authority in the Constitution to issue credit.

Neith ...

Ok I understand so the value of the silver in US dollars is not the same as the number stamped on the coin. I believe this is a very important point to consider.
But are you considering any numismat ...

If not it is no scam.

If I take something worth only $15 dollars and offer it as payment for a $20 dollar bill, I am a scammer.

It is a scam. It preys on peoples ignorance and anger.

Also one could surmise that the value of said Liberty dollar will continue to climb as the value of US dollars falls. So in time it may be worth much more than a US dollar.

If you want to save s ...

Here is a good test for the 'Patriotism' and 'Value System' of Liberty Dollar Dealers.

Offer them other silver coins in place of a $20 bill. See how they react.

Then you might see through to ...

Reality is TRUTH. What is not real is an illusion. The belief that FRN'S are money is the illusion. It's also a big lie!

Congress passed the Federal Reserve Act when most of Congress was on va ...

A liberty dollar is not worth a dollar. Its worth 75 cents.

maybe you can clue me in here.

Does the liberty dollar have stamped on it that it is worth one US dollar?

If not it is no sca ...

Can you show me in the U. S. Constitution where "we the people" gave the Federal Reserve any power?

We the people - gave "Congress the power to coin money..." not issue credit. ...

Can you explain how a promise to pay can be payment?

Yes. The promise to pay is backed by the security against which credit was issued. Not the dollar itself. The value is the thing being held as ...

With silver going up and up how do you even think that having paper is better than having silver...............you make no sense what so ever the Federal Reserve Notes are not even worth the paper it ...

No you can't pay for anything with a credit bill. It is an evidence of a debt that is to be paid later.

WRONG! The mortgage against which the money was issed is the evidence of its debt. The FRN i ...

Money is an asset! gold & silver coin
Federal Reserve Notes are - liabilities - evidences of debt.

I agree! But the LD is not a solution.

In fact it will turn off people who might have jo ...

First of all, your relative should have asked her boss or someone in authority over her before accepting silver.

Would it not be fraud to take a Federal Reserve Note to a business and pay for an it ...

And according to Karl J. Reile of Elma, the regional distributor of Liberties, a small but growing number of area businesses are accepting them.

These people are Liberty Dollar Associates and they ...

Are you denying that one Liberty Dollar is worth less than 75 Cents?

If you think its worth more explain why the silver in the LD is worth more than other silver.

If you read Shaun's post you would note that he offered it to them and if they did not want it he had the federal notes out to pay them. So don't you dare come here falsely accusing people of things t ...

You have defrauded every single person that you passed Liberty Dollars to at face value.

You didn't pay face value, did you?

You robbed every single one.

According to Shaun, he has never misrepresented the currency -- in fact he's a registered and licensed distributor of the currency -- so he's probably familiar with how it works!

Liberty Dollars ...

A liberty dollar is not worth a dollar. Its worth 75 cents.

They should be charged with a crime. You may ask if the store accepts Liberty Dollars, but you cannot present them as payment without agr ...