Re: What is fiat money?
- From: "Sgt.Sausage" <someone@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2006 18:41:57 -0500
"William F Hummel" <wfhummel@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Fiat money is similar to representative money except it cannot be
> redeemed for a commodity, such as gold or silver. The Federal Reserve
> notes we use today are an example of fiat money."
The hell I say.
I went down to the coin store two weeks ago and "redeemed",
with a hell of a lot of "fiat" dollars, 8 one-half-ounce commodity
gold coins as Christmas gifts for the neices/nefews.
Sure, Uncle Sugar won't "redeem" it for me, but I can sure
as hell "redeem" for any damned commodity I want/need
and any friggin time I want/need to.
.
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