Acquisition of Legal, Event, and Digital Media Services (and more)


 


I am selling gold, silver, and copper in exchange for the following services: 


1. Speaking opportunities on topics contained in my blog 


2. Legal services that will assist me in making and winning a case to deny banks their alleged right to any benefits secured through their debt-based loan contracts (on the basis of no consideration and bank fraud)


3. Training and assistance in getting my message out on digital platforms (interviews, YouTube videos, etc). The content of my message is primarily the subject of my blog here: https://thinkingwithzach.blogspot.com

4. Other services I’m interested in acquiring  

- Architecture and construction apprenticeship (high priority)

- Local personal farming and food storage techniques 

- Vehicle maintenance (Porche, Lexus, Harley Davidson


If you can provide any of these services, please reach me at zachtravismoore@gmail.com with your offer and your price (denominated in ounces of gold, silver, and copper).


Warmly,


Zach Moore


FAQ


WHY NOT USE DOLLARS?


Let’s first address the main issue for many which is how does Gold, Silver, or Copper compare to such assets like the dollar, other currencies and even Cryptocurrencies. The bottom line is there is no comparison because there can never be in value in a pure number, which is what the dollar and all other forms of fiat and cryptocurrencies are. Asking what anything is worth in terms of a number is absurd. What is the value of 3? What can I do with 45? What is the use case for .00004? Those who ask these question have made a grave error in understanding the nature of value which requires a thing to exist in order for it to possess qualities and attributes that one might find useful. Usefulness and value are really two ways of looking at the same thing. Ten Granny Smith apples, for instance, have attributes such as quantity (10), quality (ripe), color (green), flavor (sour), weight, texture, smell etc. Depending on the problem you have and your desires, you might find having ten Granny Smith apples useful. Now imagine that you have that same problem and instead of ten apples, you just had ten. No good.


Of course, many will say that having ten is useful because you could trade it for ten Granny Smith apples but this is also absurd because why would anyone trade you their ten apples for your number 10? If people would just take a moment to think, they would realize that valuing things in terms of pure numbers is economic insanity!


VALUE GOLD AND OTHER PRECIOUS METALS


The primary purpose of a monetary asset is to be a store of value. The qualities most often required for an asset to hold its value are rarity and durability. Gold is nearly indestructible as an asset. It does not tarnish. And it is sufficiently rare with very little additional supply coming to the market each year. This means that the gold you buy today will look the same and likely be just as rare in 10, 50, 1000 years as it is today. People are still holding gold from the Roman Empire. Sadly, no apples from the Roman Empire still exist today. 


In addition to it being rare and durable, gold is portable, divisible, fungible, and has a history of being the premier medium of exchange throughout all world history. 


Portable - You can carry it around fairly easily, unlike say steal which would require an inconvenient degree of volume to be practice. 


Divisible - It is easy to break up the amounts into lesser amounts without losing any of the attributes, unlike a diamond or a Rolex Watch.


Fungible - Any one unit of gold is just like any other unit and can be swapped without losing any attributes, unlike say a famous piece of art.


As the primary example of commodity money, the value of gold is linked to its purity and weight. All the coins I am offering (except a few historic pennies) are .9999% pure metal, the highest grade available. Most coins are sold in 1oz increments though there are a few lesser denominations such as 1/10 oz gold American Eagles. 


There is no greater asset that exists to store wealth than precious metals. Gold is the best, with only 244,000 tones of the metal in existence. Silver typically is 1/10 the rarity of gold. Copper and silver or both great for common barter.


So if you want something that will store the value of your wealth over a long period of time and give you hope for the future of yourself and the life you want, Gold, Silver, and Copper are the ideal assets for you to have. 


For a post the purely discusses why gold is valuable and why modern currencies (dollars, bitcoin, and CBDCs) are not check out this post:

https://thinkingwithzach.blogspot.com/2024/01/the-absurdity-of-loving-money-its-whats.html












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