Norfed coins

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  1. Silverman99

    Silverman99 Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    I can tell you that these are absolutely stunning in the hand, & that if you ever owned one it would be amongst the top favorites in your stack. These sell between $500- $650 USD

    Liberty head side on these. Well, blow you away
     
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    Silver Soul Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Ohhh and just looked at the trademe site! If that's $450 NZD bIN its and absolute bargain.
     
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    google says interesting thing about the origins
    ***The Liberty Dollar (ALD) coins were produced by a now-defunct organization with the unwieldy name
    "National Organization for the Repeal of the Federal Reserve Act and the Internal Revenue Code," or NORFED for short.
    NORFED's goal, according its founder Bernard Von NotHaus, was to provide an alternative currency to that which is issued
    by the U.S. federal government: a currency that is backed by gold and silver, and therefore inflation-proof.***
     
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    If the Fed's took the silver and gold and charged and convicted him how come these New coins are made? Is it still the same guy?
     
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