The New Hampshire Currency Exchange Company

[anarchir]

Anyone know how to create a die-map?

[Low-Eight]

something of interest:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BerkShares
http://www.berkshares.org/

[Low-Eight]

first problem is having NH in its name

Well, that's just a working name.  Whomever starts the company chooses the name

[argash]

I would recommend that any effort to do this should stick with the metric system as it's much easier to calculate in the head and what ever the initial learning curve might be it will be easily overcome in a short while.  Additionally the denominations would be pretty simple to figure out and market.  I'm linking to a spreadsheet that shows this using todays prices.

http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=tXNpf28pTCwXZD5nVogMPPg

[Low-Eight]

I agree, working in si units would be much better. . . Anyone still want to do this?  And is the shire silver project still in existence? 

[anarchir]

I'd be willing to help out, however I wouldnt take the lead for sure since I have a lot of projects on my plate right now as it is.

[Low-Eight]

I plan on working on saving enough money to have dies made for the company.  It's not cheap, but after the dies are made, I'll start saving for the first order, which will be circulated primarily to liberty activists in the keene area.

the coins will be in:

40g. silver(at current spot, valued at 17.63) would be used in lieu of $20
20g. silver (at current spot, valued at 8.82) would be used in lieu of $10
10g. silver (at current spot, valued at 4.41) would be used in lieu of $5
100g. copper (at current spot $.55) would be used in lieu of $1
50g. copper (at current spot $.27) would be used in lieu of $.5
30g. copper (at current spot $.16) would be used in lieu of $.25
10g. copper (at current spot $.05) would be used in lieu of $.10

first issue will only be 40g rounds.  later rounds will be made as the company becomes profitable, and as demand for a particular denomination grows.


Welcome to the Sovereign coin company.  of course, if there are any problems tell me.  any donations are encouraged. 

[anarchir]

Need any help with it anaphilo, feel free to ask. I'm all the way over in WI but this is a great project and I'd be thrilled to help out.

[Low-Eight]

The only help needed at this point is financial!  It's going to cost over $1k per coin design just to get the dies made.

[Low-Eight]

by the way, I've been thinking of the artwork.  I think a camera on one of the coins, and a couch with ian raking it on the other.

[rabidfurby]

by the way, I've been thinking of the artwork.  I think a camera on one of the coins, and a couch with ian raking it on the other.

If there's any FTL host on the coins, it should be a topless Julia.

[anarchir]

by the way, I've been thinking of the artwork.  I think a camera on one of the coins, and a couch with ian raking it on the other.

If there's any FTL host on the coins, it should be a topless Julia.

How about if you want advertisment on the coins someone has to pay for them.

Or what about something more liberty oriented on the coins? Not obscure references to specific people and events not even involved with the project.

[Low-Eight]

That's a good idea with advertising. 

[CCmagazine]

Hello glad to find this web, here is our community currency backed by silver, which will be out later this year, we are about to go to the printer with finals. Tons of details, anti-counterfeit measures and serial numbers. This is a one Troy oz note, they are 5,1,1/2, 1/4 and 1/10 oz notes in this series.  See them all here: http://www.moneyart.biz/cc-news.html as they reach their final stages.  We are looking for communities which would like to test them.  The notes are 100% round the clock exchangeable for silver bullion at local locations, one ounce note = one ounce of silver, NO fees, No tricks.  However at the retailers check out, we feel that there will be a USD conversion price for retail purchases, and this will be slightly above the daily spot price. If spot price is $15, the "exchange value" of 1 Silver Bullion Marq might be $15.90 - $16.20 and that exchange price is set by the local group. So if you walk up to a cash register and have a $60 total bill, you may want to pay with 1 Silver Bullion Marq and the balance in USD. Here is how you determine the daily value of that Silver Bullion Marq, on the back you will see a square QR code take a picture of that code with any cell phone and you will be lead to a web site, www.local-silver.net (not up yet) and you can see the exact daily exchange rate.  The daily rate will change along with the spot rate but should be some equation of spot + minting costs

Anyone interested in this?

We also love the AOCS silver and looks like they will be minting our bars and ingots.

Mark Herpel
editor@ccmag.net
Skype IM 'digitalcurrency'
http://www.twitter.com/dgcmagazine

[antijingoist]

I just hooked up with AOCS to sell their bullion in the Keene area, and I should be getting the materials in shortly.
Maybe we could use the community currency notes and I won't have to worry about printing.