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Copper GSM Debt Slavery Medal, 1 oz - obverse
Copper GSM Debt Slavery Medal, 1 ounce - reverse side
Copper GSM Debt Slavery Medal, 1 oz - obverse
Copper GSM Debt Slavery Medal, 1 ounce - reverse side

Copper GSM Debt Slavery Medal, 1 oz.

A copper medal referring to the world of finance.

zł16.00

The copper medal is an interesting option for precious metals investors and enthusiasts alike.

The phenomenon of debt bondage involves an obligation to work to repay a debt, often passed down from generation to generation. Although this practice has been outlawed in the Western world, its modern form still exists through public debt, which grows through wars, social programs and a central banking system based on interest-bearing loans. Citizens inherit financial obligations from birth, and compound interest makes the debt perpetual. True financial freedom requires a debt-free currency, such as one based on the silver or gold standard.

The obverse of the copper medal shows a scene when three starved, skeleton-like slaves are dragged across a field. The figures are chained together, and the last of them is holding a bag of money . At the very top is the inscription DEBT SLAVERY. On the reverse we have the Crescent City Silver logo in the center, while at the very bottom is the inscription FREEDOM FROM TYRANNY.

Shipping
24h
Metal
Copper
Sample
0,999
Weight
1 ounce (AVPD)
Diameter
39 mm
Packaging
Plastic protective cap
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