OK,
Let's say that given the state of the dollar in recent months, and the current huge federal deficits, and the Cat 2 level of the pandemic....given all of those factors, what about cash?
I had planned to have some cash at home all along. I often thought how much is enough? I'm beginning to see that some people may not accept cash later on during the pandemic.
Gold is good, but not easy to get change in. It's rather valuable right now. Silver may be better since it's not as valuable per ounce.
Bartering may well indeed come in handy for trading for needed foodstuffs, medicines, and ammunition. Can you tell I'm concerned this afternoon? There won't be much bartering going on for some time after people begin Sheltering-In-Place. If there are quarantines on-going during the fall, well people won't be bartering or trading much. The Fall is the natural time to trade some of the harvest of animals as well as dried/canned vegetables.
Jewelery may also be used for barter. Some have said that ammunition will be very valuable. It's a lot of expense to purchase reloading supplies at this late date. I've heard that matches will be an excellent and low cost traded item.
What else can you imagine doing or using to fit the role of cash? There may be a lot of home distilleries soon...
Let's say that given the state of the dollar in recent months, and the current huge federal deficits, and the Cat 2 level of the pandemic....given all of those factors, what about cash?
I had planned to have some cash at home all along. I often thought how much is enough? I'm beginning to see that some people may not accept cash later on during the pandemic.
Gold is good, but not easy to get change in. It's rather valuable right now. Silver may be better since it's not as valuable per ounce.
Bartering may well indeed come in handy for trading for needed foodstuffs, medicines, and ammunition. Can you tell I'm concerned this afternoon? There won't be much bartering going on for some time after people begin Sheltering-In-Place. If there are quarantines on-going during the fall, well people won't be bartering or trading much. The Fall is the natural time to trade some of the harvest of animals as well as dried/canned vegetables.
Jewelery may also be used for barter. Some have said that ammunition will be very valuable. It's a lot of expense to purchase reloading supplies at this late date. I've heard that matches will be an excellent and low cost traded item.
What else can you imagine doing or using to fit the role of cash? There may be a lot of home distilleries soon...
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