Welcome!

Shire Silver is a group of New Hampshire people who recognize that the use of silver as a currency is a very good thing.

We hope to be able to list all businesses in New Hampshire that accept silver as a form of payment. These businesses will be able to state the terms at which they do accept it.

Note that while some of the people involved with Shire Silver are also fans of the Liberty Dollar, this effort is in no way connected to it. In fact, we are competing with the Liberty Dollar, as well as the not-so-Federal non-Reserve.

Government Goofs Again

As is typical for a government agency, the U.S. Mint has screwed up another good idea.

In their recent press release about the "Braille coin", they crow about making a coin with Braille writing on it, implying that it will make it easier to use for blind people. Of course the writing in Braille, which merely says "Braille" is of no help whatsoever.

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Grand Illusion on Gas Prices

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This short video does a pretty good job explaining the illusory "gas price problem" and how its really a problem caused by government interference in the economy.

It also shows how the media and other so-called leaders are knowingly and complicitly lying to everyone about this.

Jim Rogers says "shut down the Fed"

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This is a pretty good interview with Jim Rogers. So good in fact, that you'd think it wouldn't be allowed on mainstream media.

Money is a Product

On one of the forums that I frequent, a long time member stated that he was opposed to non-governmental agents (individuals and groups) being able to make a profit creating money. I have a real problem with that point of view. You see, money is a product.

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Design contest reminder

Dave Ridley has just put out a new Ridleo reminder about the design contest.


If you are interested in submitting a design, please visit our forum thread on the sister site. (ShireSilver.com is the "business" side, while ShireSilver.org is the organizing and discussion side)

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