Private Credit vs. Lawful Money

[Chex]

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2014/02/25/couple-finds-10m-in-gold-coins-buried-on-norcal-property/

Gold Country couple discovers $10 million in buried coins http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/articl...in-5266314.php

[Keith Alan]

And now they're trading them for a check. Tsk tsk tsk

[JohnnyCash]

This stands out:

Because paper money was illegal in California until the 1870s, he added, it's extremely rare to find any coins from before that of such high quality.

http://lunaticg.blogspot.com/2014/02/couple-strike-10-million-gold-coin-hoard.html

[Chex]

Here goes bozo again.

Why do the people of Nevada vote for this federal reserve board member is beyond me. He knows dam well what the law says and I feel he uses it, but to keep all the Nevada people in the blind is treason on the people he represents.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., gave a similarly negative outlookThe truth is http://www.cbsnews.com/news/house-re...rs-tax-reform/

That's right put the obstruction blame on Republicans, Democrats, Tea Party, the dog, the weather or virtually everything, how about start blaming Harry.

[Chex]

This stands out: Because paper money was illegal in California until the 1870s

LOL And now they're trading them for a check. Tsk tsk tsk Keith Alan but know this, they were allergy May Have Been Stolen From Mint?

A California couple who found a stash of buried gold coins valued at $10 million may not be so lucky after all. The coins may have been stolen from the US Mint in 1900 and thus be the property of the government, according to a published report. http://gma.yahoo.com/10m-gold-coin-h...ance.html?vp=1, created by the mint may be entitled to a finder's fee but they may not be able to keep the stash. The Mint has not yet commented on the situation.