Bernard von NotHaus, a coin dealer from Evansville, indiana, begins issuing the Liberty Dollar, a private barter coin composed of silver (lawful Money) and conforming to the requirements of the Coinage Acts of 1792 and 1834.  NotHaus has done this because for nearly a century CONgress has unlawfully delegated its reuponsibility to regulate the value of money to a consortium of banks, the privately owned Federal Reserve System of (central) Banks, which in turn has issued irredeemable Federal Reserve Notes (Bills of Credit), consequently causing over a 90% drop in the free-market value of the dollar in less than 65 years.

       [restored 4/9/2023]