Dallas, TX based Mulligan Mint hosts its first open house event In 2012, Mulligan Mint set out to be the finest full service production and manufacturing mint in the country. In less than 2 years, M2 has grown to occupy … Continue reading →
Update – This Promotion Has Expired Alright guys I have gotten Rob at AOCS and Mulligan Mint to do something really cool for you guys. We are making a very limited edition copper round available with the Sentinel Reverse acting … Continue reading →
Episode-959- AAR from Rob Gray about his Testomony on Parellel Currencies [ 1:31:28 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadOn August 2nd, 2012 Rob Gray, the Executive Director of the American Open Currency Standard was summoned by Congressman Ron Paul to appear before a House Committee on Parallel Currencies and the role they might play in the future of … Continue reading →
Episode-951- AOCS in Washington and the Future of Private Monetary Systems [ 1:01:54 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadLast night I posted that my good friend Rob Gray would today be testifying before congress about “competing currencies” at the request of Representative Ron Paul. Rob may have already completed his remarks, I really don’t know for sure as … Continue reading →
Monday we had what can be termed as a “soft launch” of the TSPCopper.com Store. There are now 21 different copper rounds available in the store and we are shipping them with in two business days of them being ordered. … Continue reading →
When we came out with AOCS – TSP Copper Rounds at the end of 2010 we sold out of the initial run of over 14,000 in under a month. Why? Because they are awesome, affordable, beautiful, AOCS barter currency and … Continue reading →
Episode-567- Rob Gray on AOCS Copper, Silver and Gold [ 1:07:38 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadToday we are joined by Rob Gray, founder of the AOCS (American Open Currency Standard) to discuss AOCS copper, silver and gold as a barter currency and all things monetary. We also discuss the three fold mission of the new … Continue reading →
Today we are going to look at various forms of holding metals as a hedge against other investments. Many times metals are considered a hedge against inflation. They certainly can be such but I find that to be to limiting. … Continue reading →
Today on the first day of a new month and a new week we do our regular listener feedback show. I have a huge back log of questions and comments so I may have to do a few of these … Continue reading →