Mercedes introduced me to a President of a coin club in Pensacola which I joined. He gave me several tables in metal conversion which I put away in the big safe. If I can remember I'll make copies when we return late April or early May.
I bought some of those mercury tenths and had it explained to me that junk or constitutional silver was far more practical. However, the gold dimes I bought were said to be a more valuable mark in utility because of the nominal values. I don't know. It seems to me silver will come close or surpass gold's dollar value. A good biz idea would be a pocket device that neatly and accurately divides silver and gold coinage. The Romans used their own knives and churches had a silver cutter built into the pews so members could tithe.
I keep referring to history and other reset conditions. The most common ratio is 8:1. Conservative metal gurus suggest this ratio is likely. Some of the more excited claim 1:1 is nearly sure. I imagine it is like anything else - too far away to measure. But for the while, my plan is to begin selling at $300. I won't need food or water, guns or ammo, community as I am mostly a loner and I can live in Pensacola or the boat free and clear. Being 68 years old limits looking too far out. My kids don't need anything I have, nor does Mercedes.
A brief point of reference: The gold-backed Russian Ruble is 4000 Ruble per gram of gold. 31 troy grams per troy ounce. 31x4000= one troy ounce of gold for 124,000 Ruble. There's gonna be a lot of 0 value errors LOL
So, there are approximately 81 Ruble in a US Dollar 124,000/81=1530 . Someone has a lot of dancing to do.1530/1940-.79 dollar to dollar
