can I walk into the St Louis branch of the Federal Reserve and ask for $100 in gold like the bill says?
Can I walk into the St Louis branch of the Federal Reserve and ask for $100 in gold like the bill says?
Jaxson James
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Luke Perez
No
Nixon closed the gold window
Henry Bennett
No, gold standard was abolished years ago.
Cameron Rogers
Try it, I'm surprised no one has done this.
Alexander Young
It would be a funny video
Christian Sanders
what if I go in there with an attitude and make a scene?
Jonathan Turner
Supposedly, the only thing that they can legally give you is another 100$ bill note, freshly printed.
Christian Kelly
No. They will however take that from you and destroy it. You could get more money from selling that note than you get in gold anyways.
Chase Ortiz
>Fed reserve note
>Gold cert
Learn the difference
Bentley Carter
>No refunds
Andrew Campbell
Sorry goy, there’s no reserve or federal.
Logan Bennett
>can I walk into the St Louis branch of the Federal Reserve and ask for $100 in gold like the bill says?
just buy gold with it you dumbass
Mason Phillips
but then you have to pay more than the 100 dollars worth of gold. It says right on his bill it can be traded directly for 100 dollars in gold.
Brayden Wright
It might work if you are a person of color.
Jonathan Smith
Ask for $100 worth of 1928 gold.
Isaac Anderson
wait until you find out the difference between a
>United States Note
and
>Federal Reserve Note
lel
Eli Young
If you do, I will love you. That's all anyone can promise.
Eli Clark
OP here --
I'll be at the St Louis Federal Reserve Bank at Broadway and Locust Street
St. Louis, MO 63102 at 9am central time tomorrow.
Lincoln Robinson
I got so pissed when I was younger and had an actual greenback that my stepmom went into my piggybank and took from me. They didn't understand you can't just pay me back with another bill of the same denomination when the bill I had was actually backed by gold in the treasury.
Connor Williams
please do it
Josiah Russell
do this
Eli Barnes
How much you want to bet that counterfeiters or Jews already withdrew all that gold?
Landon Scott
>will pay to the bearer on demand, $100
Meaning in gold or silver retard, all that is is a receipt
>signed t. numasmatist
Blake Powell
nah they are low IQ nigger zogbots, almost "arrested" me (federal reserve security are not real cops) wandering in thinking i could redeem some EE bonds there
Caleb Johnson
Thats a 1963 print issue, silver wasn't removed until 1965, and not really until 70 with 40% half dollars, thats still a silver certificate even if it doesn't say it retard
Joseph Johnson
100 dollars of gold is no longer defined by the government. It's called "spot price" aka whatever someone will sell it to you for.
Nathaniel Howard
jews
Daniel Sullivan
Gold was about $20 an ounce back then. So that's 5 oz.
That bill should have $8700 of value in today's money if tied to the gold standard still.
Abandoning a precious metal backed currency ruined the stability and longevity of the western economy. Hell, back in the 60s when the gold standard was abolished the amount of silver someone earned in quarters on US min wage is equivalent to around $25/usd per hour now.
Leo Brooks
Spot price is what (((wall st))) says it's worth, at that exact moment (on the spot), you will never get spot retail, its usually like "spot plus 5 dollars per ounce" on silver bullion. On coins (circulated) its "X times face value" face value is the amount of money on the coin. So a silver quarter is worth 14 times face right now, probably retail 16-20
Adrian Scott
You could try but... why would you?
When that bill was printed, gold was $20 an ounce
Which means you would have gotten 5 ounces of gold
Spot gold price is what? 2 grand right now?
So 5 ounces is 10 grand.
Brayden Robinson
>back in the 60s when the gold standard was abolished
Nixon broke Bretton Woods on August 15th, 1971.
William Robinson