The naysayers claim the red seal us notes had to be issued on some technicality. But that argument falls flat. He issued much more than the technicalities required - much more...
At least 300 million Lawful Money of the united States is required to remain in circulation in the federal reserves enabling legislation. The FED system can’t require you to use it (their notes and subsequently their fees (taxes) for providing us this wonderful facilitator (/sarc)) but just about every major societal life decision subjects you to opting in by essentially adhesion contracts.
As I’ve read, you are able to move around it if you desire and the design of the current currency is such that there is now a clear “public side” denoted by the FED seal and a “private side” denoted by the treasury seal.
When I purchased my land in Nevada it was interesting to see the contract/deed was written up as “Will pay the grantor $10 Lawful money of the united States and such other consideration as is agreed upon”, which in my case was the balance in same.
If our “white hats” have had a long game similar to the cabal, then Ron Paul’s legislation to begin minting gold and silver again in “such quantity as demanded by the people” has got to have been one of the first building blocks. All the mental massagers notwithstanding, there is right in front of our eyes a complete, backed system ready to roll should the FED Ponzi unravel abruptly or it fall prey to justice.
The Red Seals are/were the Lincoln Greenback issue, more accurately called U.S. Notes. They were the longest running currency issue of the gov’t, something over 100 years total.
In 1963 we still accounted separately for Silver Certificates, U.S Notes and Federal Reserve Notes.
Once silver was demonetized and Silver Certs withdrawn they of course were no longer part of the currency issue.
U.S. Notes continued to be issued until 1971. There was essentially no difference between them and Federal Reserve Notes, unlike Silver Certs that could be exchanged for silver on demand.