What’s Up With This Alleged “Federal Reserve Coin Shortage”?

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What’s going on with this alleged (orchestrated) “Federal Reserve coin shortage”?

On June 25, I saw a sign posted at a Southern California ARCO gas station which read “Due to covid-19 circumstances and Federal Reserve rules, please have exact change ready (coins.) [This was featured on Robert Wenzel’s Econonic Policy Journal: Southern California Retailers Requesting ‘Exact Change’ Because of “Federal Reserve Rules.]

Now I’m seeing such signs increasingly across the country. Attached are 2 more pics, Here an Indianapolis Indiana pilot convenience store has a sign on the door which states, “Due to limits by the Federal reserve, we are managing our current supply of coins. Please pay with a credit card, debit card, gift card or exact change if possible.”

Here a Denver Colorado Wal-Mart “All self-checkout registers are currently CARD ONLY due to a coin shortage. We apologize for any inconvenience.”

Looks like this is their latest pretext for a cashless society, where they track, trace and control all financial transactions. The technocrats and banksters have sought an excuse to implement this type system for many years. Next thing you know they’ll say that COVID-19 boogeyman virus is passed through ‘dirty’ cash.

https://nofacemask.blogspot.com/2020/07/whats-up-with-alleged-coin-shortage.html

5 thoughts on “What’s Up With This Alleged “Federal Reserve Coin Shortage”?

  1. I just cashed in $200.00 worth of change at one of those walmart coin changers. I got tired of hauling it around. About 8 or so months of accumulated change. Pain in the ass hauling it around. Heavier than hell.

    Was it a mistake? Who cares! It was a pain in the ass! Something like 25 or 30 lbs!

  2. I too have seen those signs. I’ve also seen a sign that said not excepting cash due to COVID. That was a Dutch bros coffee. I have a big tub of change and another of quarters. Credit union won’t let me in and I’m not paying a tax on changing money. By the way that use to be illegal just like not excepting cash.

  3. coins don’t wear out like paper notes and stay in circulation a long long time.

    this is clearly agenda driven.

    i think when these social engineering planners run their operations they get way ahead of the slow moving congress critters, i don’t doubt for a minute though, there is legislation already drafted and ready to be put into the hands of lobbyists.

  4. so far no signs of ‘coin shortage’ here
    as avgjoe stated above ‘this is clearly agenda driven’ agree, considering cash comprises about 3% of all transactions

    people should be meeting and discussing alternatives to the dying systems but that is not happening on the scale it should be ….. social distancing

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