National Coin shortage?

Federal reserve contracting currency just like they did in 1929.

Cash is freedom!

Same exact sign at Sprouts in Texas

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XRP? What a joke.

Contracting coinage is not exactly contracting currency. They just printed 3.5 trillion, capiche?

So what's the deal. People hoarding coins therefore less in circulation???

Still able to make change orders here in Oklahoma. Seen no signs up regarding coin shortage...

I reported this last week, Ya'll a little late to the party. wake up quicker folks.

1. For those of are that are Christian, Time line flying at warp speed to The Tribulation time(s)

2. For those that are not Chrsitian: Good luck to ya and the One World Government, Religion is right around the corner

Personally, I never use the self-service checkouts. I like the idea that I am helping keep a real person employed and earning a living for themselves rather than making someone lose a job and then have to support them via welfare checks.

I didn’t read al of the comments, so I apologize if this is a repeat. Here in Michigan, it started a week or so ago at Meijer stores. No cash at the self checkout. But today, I was at 7-11 and they have the sign. Exact change or use a card.

I agree with most that this is just a way to usher in a cashless system.

If you think about it, it makes money laundering harder with a cashless system. Now every transaction is tracked. EVERY transaction.

Bingo. We are about to go into hyperinflation. They will just start adding zeros. You can’t have coins where metal value is worth more than coins. Junk silver is now worth 15 to 20 times face value.

I agree, with keeping people employed, But them basically telling us we need to stop using cash, has really nothing to due with the size of the workforce.

Went to the bank (in mid-Missouri) yesterday, and asked for a couple rolls of quarters for use at the laundromat. At first they refused, saying that due to the coin shortage, they were no longer allowing people to have rolls of coins.

But because I have an account there, and have gotten rolls of quarters there in the past for use at the laundromat, they relented, compromised, and let me have just one roll of quarters.

I got the impression that I might not be able to get even one roll of quarters next time.

I've got to get the plumbing fixed one of these days so I don't have to keep going to the laundromat.

They are taking coins but not giving them out.

Which means someone is acquiring coins in bulk to intentionally dry up the supply.

LOL. I do the opposite. The people that work at a particular grocery store near me are mean and crabby so I avoid them anyway possible.

Start going to all the casinos...play a 60 cent With a bill bet n cash out.

Do that over and over again. Lol.


Think I’m gonna go down the hill now and do it at San Manuel

Yep, they keep turning up the fire under this pot of frogs.

They've gotten a little bold with their increments and the frogs are starting to notice.

They want to eliminate all currency and all coinage. And 9% of the time, that is what happens.

What is it you don't understand? They are moving to the mark of the Beast system so they can control every aspect of your life with a national ID card. Then the government will have all your social media history, your financial history, you medical history, and can utterly control you.

What imbeciles. Some want the chip. The second that RFID was created, we were doomed.

99% of that is in digital currency only, and that’s for those in the club that we aren’t in. You most likely will never see a dime of that.

Screw 'em. Don't play their mind games. Don't participate with mindless drones who kneel and lick the jackboots of Luciferian minions.

Interesting, a few months back when the banks were making it hard to get coins for businesses, my boss put out the ask for change, I rolled up my change bucket that had been accumulating for a decade plus and paid the rent w it for two months.

McD's in Oroville, CA same sign at the drive thru. Cards or exact change no coins.

Ifn yer doin yer laundry at the laundromat with yer stepfather then I don't trust yer opinion on anything and would never take advice from you.

I noticed the same thing when I went into my local gas station yesterday. Never seen them have that problem before.

I've told people they would remove quarters, basically the world went to shit once video arcades closed, console gaming is 2000% owned by billionshits and alphabettes. Oh George Washington's tears from heaven as e'en the two bits is lost.

Yes but how's the new Arby's Chicken?

25 cents got you a lot of prophecy back in the day.

No, it's about people using cash. As others have said they want digital currency and they have to make cash less available in all it's forms particularly coins because they have intrinsic value that paper doesn't.
In a barter situation coins are desirable also for use in vending machines and anything that could have been made to be coin operated. I find coins very practical to have.

With the announcements people will hoard them more. But, I actually think banks removed them to start with back to the Reservation. To take them out of circulation where only what's loose in he US is what there is. Closing the noose tighter on distribution.

More likely is a revaluation (reset) on the dollar, where paper bills and computer accounts are revalued to a fraction of their nominal value. Like say a $10 bill becomes a $1 bill and a $2000 bank balance becomes a $200 bank balance. The reason that coins are pulled from circulation is that they retain their face value since they are not FEDERAL RESERVE notes or accounts denominated in FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES. They are, instead, Treasury coinage with a face value of a quarter dollar.

Here's the explanation and basic math on how it works:
If you have a $100 FRN bill, you could (before) go change it out for 400 quarter dollars. AFTER a revaluation of existing FRNs, a $100 bill only buys $10 worth of goods. That $100 bill becomes only an equivalent worth of 40 quarter dollars AFTER the reval. But if you had the 400 quarters instead of the $100 FRN, you would STILL HAVE $400 worth of purchasing power with those quarter dollars. 400 quarter dollars is still 400 quarter dollars because it says quarter dollar right on it and it is NOT a FRN issued by a private bank, but rather a Treasury coin issued by the US Mint. Make sense?

While removing all paper and coin, in favor of a central bank digital currency system, is the big goal, this "coin shortage" is to prevent stocking up on coinage that retains face value after the FRN devaluation. Holding coinage, particularly quarters, retains face value regardless of what happens to the FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE.

The Fed takes coins and makes paper, Jesus Christ you'd think you all just showed up at GLP. We are face down, being fucked and electronic chits make us stay there.