Paper Dollars will become Paper Cents...

Because of the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate I see heading our way, I figure Paper Dollars will be turned in for Paper Cents, with "no loss" of Spending Power...

The reason behind the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate is because I figure the Fiat USD's have already lost "more" than 99% of their Spending Power, leaving "less" than 1%...

Actually receiving a Full 1% during the Exchange will be like getting an "increase" in Spending Power...

Yes, we will be using Smaller Numbers that will represent greater Spending Power...

A Penny will be like having One Fiat USD...

A Nickel will be like having Five Fiat USD's...

A Dime will be like having Ten Fiat USD's...

A Quarter will be like having Twenty-Five Fiat USD's...

A Half Dollar will be like having Fifty Fiat USD's...

And a $1 Coin will be like having One Hundred Fiat USD's...

So, don't let the 100 to 1 Exchange Rate fool you into thinking you're losing Spending Power...

Our Common Coinage needs to experience a 100 Fold increase in Spending Power, in order to be able to "make change" for our New Product Line of Silver Coins...

Our Silver Coins will help to make change for our New Product Line of Gold Coins...

Our Electronic Coinage will be used to make change or pay amounts less than a One Cent Coin or a Paper Cent...

Our Electronic Coinage will be Denominated in Dollars, Cents and Decimal Cents...

Some people will only use Electronic Coinage, but I "personally" like having Physical Currencies, because of the Privacy Factor...

I don't want my every purchase to be recorded...

I'm sure I'll be using Electronic Coinage to pay my Bills and making small change...

I'll probably be using an Electronic Debit Card, when I need to make small change...

I'll be able to Drop a Nickel into a Machine and add 500 Decimal Cents to my Electronic Debit Card...

The Machine may charge me a small fee, but using my Debit Card with a Pin Number, will be worth the Privacy that comes with it...

The other option would be to round off the Decimal Cents to the nearest Cent...

Let me know if you still have any questions or concerns...