19 States currently have silver and gold legislation pending

December 1st of 2022, Missouri Senator Bill Eigel's pre-filed SB100 was seen by some as "strange" or even "esoteric." With all that is going on in the world and the state of Missouri, why would anyone file such a bill?

And then it happened, first in South Carolina.

Other states started to file similar bills, all with the same basic goal, return gold and silver to their rightful constitutional place as money.

A total of 23 states had silver/gold legislation in 2023 - starting with Missouri.

In 2024, so far we have 19 states working toward silver gold legal tender or in some cases, state depositories.

Is it Missouri's vision of a defense mechanism for inflation and the eventual release of the digital dollar that the rest of the states share?