RE: Realistic Barter Goods
Silver would have any value ascribed to it by the other party involved in the trade/transaction.
If there is a collapse, but a part of the financial system is still up and running (lets say WW3 for example, where its likely banks and normal commerce still exist) then silver coins could easily bag a premium!
If its a total collapse, then it would all depend on the percieved value by the other person.
I think our country could make a call on Gold, like America did in the middle of the last century. But that's unlikely to hit silver...I hope.
For me, I'll trade my silver when I believe the value is too high. Cash out and convert to property.
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