I’m afraid you’re being intentionally obtuse. I already gave one example of how debasing coinage is a different operation than issuing more IOUs, with considera

I’m afraid you’re being intentionally obtuse. I already gave one example of how debasing coinage is a different operation than issuing more IOUs, with considerably different consequences for participants in the respective systems, and your only response is a libertarian platitude about printing money and a statement about fiat that isn't particularly germane. There has been a historical case of actual monetary inflation in a commodity based currency system and that was in Spain. The treasure fleets brought back so much gold that there really was too much money chasing too few goods and services. It should be obvious that that kind of inflation is operationally a very different thing than currency debasement and much closer to issuing new fiat.