NESARA-The Bill, Part I Section 11

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Part I. Banking and Monetary Reform

SECTION 11. REGULATION OF POSTAL MONEY ORDERS

(A) To meet the currency provisions of this Act, postal money orders will hereafter be issued in three types denominated in —

(1) silver dollars in the standard currency units of 1, 1/2, 1/4, and 1/10 dollar, each with an aggregate maximum limit of 1,000 silver dollars; and,

(2) eagles in integer units, no fraction of an eagle being allowed, each with a maximum limit of 10 eagles; and,

(3) any appropriate amount of treasury credit-note dollars with a maximum limit of 1,000 dollars each.

(B) Postal money order blanks shall have distinctive color and markings for each of the three types of standard currency, those to be denominated in standard silver or gold coin being similar in appearance to their respective silver certificates and gold certificates.

(D) The fee for issuing any postal money order shall be one dollar.

(E) Except in unusual circumstances, postal money orders shall be redeemable in the designated currency at any United States Post Office within the jurisdiction of the United States within three working days of their submittal for exchange.

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