Dear Steve, > The Liberty Dollar is an interesting concept. Why don't > they accept digital currencies especially e-gold for there > goods?
They don't as a special favor to me. <grin> Cambist.net Exchange Services at http://cambist.net/ accepts e-gold for the Liberty Dollar, and vice versa. We are fully involved in the silver Liberty dollar, we have a supply on hand of paper warehouse receipts for the Liberty dollar, and we are very eager about the soon-to-be-released eLiberty digital currency. Remember our motto: if it is precious metal, we provide exchange for it. If you want to buy American Liberty dollars, whether silver currency or paper warehouse receipts or digital currency, with e-gold, GoldMoney, Crowne Gold, e-Bullion, or 1MDC Fastgrams, you should contact Cambist.net. [EMAIL PROTECTED] is the e-mail address to use, as I have delegated all Cambist duties to John Kyle, our chief financial officer. At the same time, if you have American Liberty dollars and want to buy e-gold, Cambist is the place to go. We can also make exchanges between US dollars and American Liberty dollars. Now, an American Liberty dollar is a one-ounce silver coin which bears the legend "$10" upon it. It also has some pretty artwork and some other words. It is an ounce of silver. Accordingly, to exchange it with other currencies as if it were "worth" ten Federal Reserve Note dollars (FRNs) presents a difficulty. What is the proper rate of exchange? The market will tell. And, as far as I'm concerned, that has become John's problem. <grin> US$1 =! AL$1 =! AUS$1 =! CAN$1 and so forth. Regards, Jim Davidson President, Gold Barter Holdings http://goldbarterholdings.com/ http://cambist.net/ --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: archive@jab.org To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Use e-gold's Secure Randomized Keyboard (SRK) when accessing your e-gold account(s) via the web and shopping cart interfaces to help thwart keystroke loggers and common viruses.
