Why is the Liberty Dollar Good for America?

The Liberty Dollar is private, free-market money that is devoid of inflation and debt. It's a currency of the people, for the people, and by the people.

It does not cause our national debt to go up when you use it. In contrast, every Federal Reserve Note that is created adds to our national debt.

It unites people: liberals, conservatives, minorities, libertarians, and greens are all enthusiastic about the Liberty Dollar. (In fact, about the only people who don't like it are bankers.) Anything with appeal that broad must be good.

It helps local economies thrive and prosper. Liberty Dollars spent in Austin tend to stay in Austin. Federal Reserve Notes tend to get sucked out to New York banks or big box retailers.

It is backed by real silver, so not only can you redeem it for silver, you know that its quantity is limited and therefore it's not inflation-prone.

It is fair. An explicit contract printed on every certificate tells you exactly what you're getting and what it's worth. That's what we should expect from Federal Reserve Notes, but we aren't getting it.

It helps educate people about money, a topic that most people have a very loose grasp on. The facts about money are simple, but they have somehow become complex over the years as we moved away from the basics.

Read more about the Liberty Dollar at www.libertydollar.org