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2011-08-30 — coinworld.com
``Statements by officials for those two federal law enforcement agencies seem to reverse the position taken in comments released from the United States Attorney's Office in Charlotte, N.C., and published in Coin World in April, that mere possession of Liberty Dollars did not constitute a violation of any federal statute.''
This is pretty hilarious, yet sad. Really, it is an insult that government resources are being expended on this sort of thing rather than going after the true causes of the financial crisis. Outlawing even the possession of private gold and silver coinage that aren't even being used monetarily anymore (since the government shut down the mint, all coins exist purely as collector's items) is ludicrous.
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