The Coin Shortage?

When COVID-19 (the Wuhan Virus) struck in late 2019, or here in 2020, one of the first economic changes that occurred was the dramatic increase in ‘online’ shopping, and the dramatic decrease in ‘store’, or ‘brick and mortar’ shopping. While there is no ‘cash or coin’ exchange in online shopping, there should be a sudden ‘excess’ of coins. A huge part of ‘retail’ spending is bars and restaurants where much of it is still ‘cash and coin’. With most of the bars and many of the café’s closed, here again a huge excess of coins. What’s the deal?; another ‘tool’ the banks are exercising to force everyone into ‘plastic’, where they control ‘your’ money, and they collect the fees. Many of the banks have signs in the lobby “spend your coins, or turn them into a bank so they can be recirculated”. Ask yourself ‘if I turn my coins into the bank, what will happen to them?’ Its really quite simple, they will be melted down, and will exist no more, that’s part of the scheme.

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November 3, 2021