Below is a reply I made in the post of @gomatthew about "Coin Roll Hunting"...  

You can read it here or read the Comments and Replies in his post...  Thanks...

pocketechange (53)  ·  13 hours ago
Since the "so called" Dollar Bill has lost (in my opinion) 99% of its Purchasing Power, there's really only ONE CENT remaining... Call it what it is... Because of "their" loss in Buying Power, we're within our Right to gather "them" up and return "them" to "their" Legal Owners... The Federal Reserve System has "FAILED"... We still have the System created by our "Founding Fathers"... U.S. Coinage to the Rescue... Hold onto all your Physical U.S. Coinage... My P.C. Theory says U.S. Coinage will be Reset as per "Article 1, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution... Congress shall have the Power to Coin Money, "regulate" the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, and "fix" the Standard of Weights and Measures... This will be done by means of an Emergency Executive Order of the POTUS... Congress will do a "follow up" on the "reset" in due time...
I'm looking for a 100 Fold increase in the Purchasing Power of all Physical U.S. Coinage and the creation of a new U.S. Trade Dollar... The Trade Dollar will be used to "round up" all Federal Reserve Notes at an "Exchange Rate" of One Trade Dollar for every One Hundred Dollars in Federal Reserve Notes... All Federal Reserve Notes will be "redeemed" around the World, to be returned to their Legal Owners as Payment of Debt... There will be a "Redemption Period" and all those Debt Notes not turned in will become Void of any Legal Tender Status and counted towards being "returned" as Payment of our National Debt... I bet you weren't expecting such a reply... lol... We the People have a Plan and I believe my P.C. Theory will play a Major Part in Making America Great Again... 

By the way... All U.S. Coinage will be Reset, and those U.S. Coins containing Silver and Gold will have a Premium Price, above and beyond the Reset Value of our Common U.S. Coinage...

Note:  I just figured it would be easier this way, instead of writing a whole new post...

@pocketechange