Silver Backed Instruments
What is a Silver Bullion Bond?
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A silver bullion, or “freeholders,” bond is a legitimate asset-backed instrument secured by historical silver minted prior to the 1933 bankruptcy. Silver minted before this time carries enduring intrinsic value worldwide and is considered a key asset separating the people from public debt. It is highly recommended to have a freeholders bond on file in your county, as it can help balance debt ledgers and serve as an asset-backed instrument to secure claims—such as on cases, property, or dependents.
Under the Coinage Act, a Silver Bullion Bond takes precedence over any “debt bond” in fiat currency that a corporate entity or court might attempt to assign to your name. Courts operate as financial institutions, not purely as justice centers, and can only issue charges against bankrupt entities or debtors. This is why charges are placed on the fictitious name many are misled into believing represents them—the charges are not about crimes, but about how much the straw-man debtor can be charged.
When a living individual presents a Silver Bullion Bond, it demonstrates that they are fully solvent and no longer a debtor subject to such charges. Due to frequent inquiries about acquiring historical silver coins minted before 1933, we are providing a link to a company trusted by many of our members.
