Liberty Dollar

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Liberty Dollar $1 Silver Certificate

The Liberty Dollar is an American currency backed by precious metals. The currency was established by Bernard von NotHaus.

Contents 1 Keeping value 2 Offices raided by federal agents 3 See also 4 External links

Keeping value

It is said that the same amount of precious metals can pay for the same amount of goods today as it did years ago or even decades ago. The same is not true for fiat money (currencies not backed by precious metals) which is instead typically dropping dramatically in value as the years go by.

Offices raided by federal agents

On November 15, 2007, the Liberty Dollar offices were reportedly raided by federal agents and everything in the offices confiscated. This dramatic incident happened after Liberty Dollar coins with the image of Ron Paul had been minted.

A Class Action Lawsuit by owners of Liberty Dollar certificates is underway.

See also

• Amero
• Federal Reserve
• The Money Masters

External links

• Liberty Dollar (homepage)
• Liberty Dollar of Asheville
• NORFED
• Liberty Dollar Arrest
• Liberty Dollars Stolen To Protect Money Trust - Lee Rogers, funnymoneyreport.com/roguegovernment.com, November 17, 2007
• The Liberty Dollar Bill - by Ralph Nader, CommonDreams.org, June 18, 2005
• Sovereign Solutions: Bernard von NotHaus (Broadband Version, 800kbps) (Google Video) - 1 hr 40 min 9 sec - Oct 1, 2006
• Sovereign Solutions: Bernard von NotHaus (Dial-up Version, 100kbps) (Google Video) - 1 hr 40 min 9 sec - Oct 1, 2006
• Sovereign Solutions: Arlo Pignotti, Liberty Dollar (Broadband, 800kbps) (Google Video) - 37 min 36 sec - Aug 3, 2005
• Sovereign Solutions: Arlo Pignotti, associate extraordinaire (Dial-up, 100kbps) (Google Video) - 37 min 36 sec - Aug 3, 2006