UCC 1-308 (formerly 1-207) vs 12 USC 411 and REMEDY

[martin earl]

Martin earl,

When you write US notes have different amounts of precious metal, are you writing about certificates or Abe Lincoln greenbacks?

No, I am speaking about these:

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Can you see the 2 notes there? The FRN on the right. The dead president is the Boarder between the 2 notes, the United States Note on the right of the dead guys image is properly titled, numbered and valued on the note. Can you see the GOLD/Silver and copper matrix on the US Currency Note? There is no consideration nor value on the FRN.

The boarder on the note (a legal instrument) is no different than a legal survey (map) of 2 states, say, California and Mexico, it is the line on paper that sets them apart legally and lawfully. The same goes for the 2 faced Notes, one is a FRN (Title 12) the other is the United States currency Note (Title 31 USC 5115). The Gold backing the US Currency Note is held in trust. (Gold coins with a face value of 300 million taken from the people in 1933).

My recorded Demand for lawful money redemption (and express refusal to endorse the FRN in any form) is the "passport" for me to get from one Note to the other.

"Whats in your wallet?" and "How can you prove it?"

One would do well to remember on any legal document, something "in a BOX" is its own document. Just as a "lawful jury" is placed in a box inside a commercial court. Things in a box are separate to things outside a defined box.

Now, look at a 1 Dollar FRN, there is no separation between the notes, ONE box, one note. If you demand a 1 or 2 dollar FRN be redeemed, there are 1 dollar US coins to take care of that redemption demand. Every currently issued Note above the 1 and 2 dollar denomination have the FRN on one side and the US Currency note on the other, separated by artistic boarders, but the boarders are there once your eyes are opened.

I hope that helps.

Edit to add: a look at the currently issued 20 or even 50 dollar US currency Notes shows less "gold" (Look up the legal definition of "consideration") than the 100 dollar note, so the 100 dollar note really is "worth more" than the 20 or the 50. Federal Reserve Notes have NO CONSIDERATION (gold or silver) on ANY denomination, because they are purely debt notes of a negative value, due to interest attached.

The NOTE is not as important as the facts and the fact is, the Book keepers are keeping track, this is also why I report the exact amount of dollars I redeem every year to the Secretary of Treasury, so the accounting can be done.