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Operator · 09-14-2008, 01:44 PM

Hi,

Everybody is always talking about gold and silver. This is based on the assumption that there is something to barter for ...

My assumption is that in troubled times necessities become scarce. You will probably not be able to travel and stores will be empty.

You can't eat gold and silver ....

My proposal may not be the best one either but consider your circumstances and test if it could be an alternative for you:

1. Take care your money isn't IN the bank
2. You only need 'portable money' if you seriously plan to LEAVE ...

Otherwise there is a FAIL SAFE alternative:
Stockpile your home with food and other necessities. With inflation rising anyway this is a working alternative.
If none of the bad scenarios plays out it won't hurt you ...

But I have to underline: this is only an idea to consider if you have NO intention to leave

If you have necessities you can barter with that too by the way.

09-14-2008, 01:44 PM	#9
Operator Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Caribbean Posts: 375	Re: What to do With the U.S. Dollar? Hi, Everybody is always talking about gold and silver. This is based on the assumption that there is something to barter for ... My assumption is that in troubled times necessities become scarce. You will probably not be able to travel and stores will be empty. You can't eat gold and silver .... My proposal may not be the best one either but consider your circumstances and test if it could be an alternative for you: 1. Take care your money isn't IN the bank 2. You only need 'portable money' if you seriously plan to LEAVE ... Otherwise there is a FAIL SAFE alternative: Stockpile your home with food and other necessities. With inflation rising anyway this is a working alternative. If none of the bad scenarios plays out it won't hurt you ... But I have to underline: this is only an idea to consider if you have NO intention to leave If you have necessities you can barter with that too by the way.