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What is real money? I can give the Webster's dictionary version here: "something generally accepted as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment: as a: officially coined or stamped metal currency b: money of account c: paper money". My version is that money is that thing of value given to another party in exchange for something else of value, atleast to the parties involved. Sounds like the dictionary's version almost. So why didnt I just say that money is those greenish pieces of paper we carry around in our pockets with dead Presidents' faces on them? Because they are really not money at all. The key in both versions of our money definitions is the word, "value". Money has to have value, or what’s called "intrinsic value". This is value inherent in whatever is being offered as valuable. This is normally decided upon by many, many people over a long period of time, the ‘de facto’ standard. These peoples over a long time seemed to have chosen gold and silver as the preferred money. Our Constitution states that our money "shall be coined of gold and silver" as well. If you want to purchase real silver coin money, see the listings below:
 A KEY DATE 1899 SILVER 50c COINthe STRAITS SETTLEMENTS  US $54.00
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 2010 1 OZ OUNCE AUSTRALIAN YEAR OF TIGER SILVER COIN US $27.00 |
 Lot of 10 1 OUNCE oz 31 gram coin 100 Mill SILVER BAR US $49.99
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 2 US BICENTENNIAL SILVER UNC SETS 1776 1976 3 COINS US $17.61
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 25 Black Ring Airtite Coin Holders for Silver Dollars US $10.95
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 IRAN 50 DINAR REZA SHAH PAHLAVI SILVER COIN RARE US $4.00
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 1928 P Peace Silver Dollar GEM BU RARE Key Coin US $865.00
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 Lot of 65 US Silver Coins Dimes to Silver Dollars US $327.35
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 ATOCHA 8 REALES SHIPWRECK SILVER COIN GRADE4 W CERT US $142.50
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 2003 AUSTRALIA SILVER DOLLAR GOAT NGC MS 69 RARER COIN US $32.52
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 An OLDER 1935 SILVER 1 FLORIN COIN from AUSTRALIA US $6.50
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 George IIII Silver Crown Coin US $12.40
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 US COINS 1964 UNOPENED SILVER PROOF Set FIRST KENNEDY US $16.55
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 A NICE OLDER 1935 SILVER 6 PENCE COIN from NEW ZEALAND US $.99
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 1936 A NAZI German 5 Mark COIN 90 SILVER HINDENBURG US $15.65
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 A NICE OLDER 1937 SILVER 1 SHILLING COINNEW ZEALAND US $1.99
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 A NICE OLDER 1936 SILVER 1 FLORIN COIN from NEW ZEALAND US $11.05
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 SCARCE 1934 $5 SILVER CERTIFICATE COIN LOT US $13.99
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 SILVER COIN GILDED HAWKSBILL TAKU TURTLE FIJI 2010 US $81.00
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 IRAN 2000 DINAR AHMAD SHAH QAJAR SILVER COIN US $6.60
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December 11th, 2009 at 11:31 pm
where you find that out at?
December 21st, 2009 at 2:07 pm
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February 27th, 2010 at 2:31 pm
Your post is correct that money coined in silver like the old us silver half dollars will have intrinsic value equal to their silver content’s value. Current clad coins are not worth the metal they are made from. Buying silver half dollars or other silver coins will help protect your earnings from the wealth eating effects of inflation.
March 9th, 2010 at 1:35 pm
Building on what Andrew shared, I think the further benefit is that it can be just lots fun to hunt down old silver coins, purchase them at bargain prices and watch as their value increases over time. We recently started doing this with our daughters and not only have they learned the value of money, but also of investing.
March 10th, 2010 at 7:06 pm
You’re right. We are printing money as fast as the presses will run. The great part about purchasing rare coins is the collector’s value and the value of the raw silver or gold in the coin.
April 15th, 2010 at 11:51 am
Great post. I will recommend this to a friend of mine. He is a coin collector. He’ll definitely enjoy this page. thanks