States Are Fighting Back With Real Money Laws

Yesterday, we explored how gold and silver are already being used for barter. Today, the battle shifts to the states—because while D.C. prints trillions and pushes digital dollars, red states are quietly reviving real money.

More than a dozen states have passed or proposed laws declaring gold and silver as legal tender—tax-free, spendable, and protected. Some are even setting up gold-backed reserves to shield against federal overreach. This isn’t nostalgia—it’s a movement. Local power. Real assets. No permission slips needed from the swamp.

Tomorrow, we’ll show how to actually use legal tender laws in your state—and what to do if yours hasn’t stepped up yet.

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Utah was the first state in modern times to recognize gold and silver as legal tender—way back in 2011—and more than 20 others have followed or proposed similar laws since.