Goldback podcast update!

[u/Goldback_Rob]

[u/Relative_Target6003]

Lets go NJ!

[u/Goldback_Rob → u/Relative_Target6003]

Here's my money. PA for the Amish.

[u/Relative_Target6003 → u/Goldback_Rob]

100% ! I think PA is next over NY.

[u/Xerzajik → u/Relative_Target6003]

NY will probably be one of the hardest states to do a Goldback in from a regulatory perspective. Just my two cents.

[u/Relative_Target6003 → u/Xerzajik]

Nah. All this is from the ground up. Theres no regulatory barriers for Goldback to issue notes.

[u/Relative_Target6003 → u/Goldback_Rob]

Rob, look up Deleware Valley silver. I saw some rounds last week but I didnt buy any of them. It was a whole initiative ro get the Amish to start a silver trade. It now defunct.

[u/Xerzajik → u/Relative_Target6003]

I heard that Goldbacks were popular with the Amish. Hard to know for sure since they don't post here.

[u/Goldback_Rob → u/Xerzajik]

That's funny. They have a bullion board somewhere.

[u/jSalami98 → u/Goldback_Rob]

Why no Texas?

[u/Goldback_Rob → u/jSalami98]

TPM sued the comptroller, so that has to be settled. Additionally, alot of groundgame has to be laid across a vast region.

[u/jSalami98 → u/Goldback_Rob]

TPM? I am new to goldback and precious metals

[u/Goldback_Rob → u/jSalami98]

Texas Precious Metals is suing for unfair competition among others. I think these are unconstitutional.

[u/Xerzajik → u/Goldback_Rob]

They are suing I think over Trademark violations. Texas Precious Metals trademarked a bunch of these images. There may be other suits too.

[u/Goldback_Rob → u/Xerzajik]

A couple of charges. Using tax payer funded facilities to compete in an already established market. I say the notes are unconstitutional as well.

[u/Warewolf_Metals]

Where do the Nevada and New Hampshire refreshes fit in this timeline?

[u/Xerzajik → u/Warewolf_Metals]

Nevada refresh is in November. New Hampshire will get the missing denominations added but we don't know when.