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National Debt. the Rothschilds started it.
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what is the actual value and why is it that? (what would an ounce of gold buy long ago? I saw something about how much it would take to buy various t=
hings such as a suit, a car, and a house long ago for a comparison.As usual=
, I asked ChatGPT:An ounce of gold bought roughly the same types of things in 1920 as it does today a good suit, parts of a modest car, or a=
fraction of a house
A high=E2=80=91quality suit in 1920 cost $20=E2=80=93$30, almost exactly 1 ounce of gold.
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A Model T cost $260=E2=80=93$395 in 1920.
- At $20.67/oz, that equals 12=E2=80=9319 ounces of gold
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Median U.S. home price today is roughly $400,000=E2=80=93$450,000.
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At $4,615/oz, that equals 87=E2=80=9397 ounces of gold.
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This is less gold than in 1920, meaning gold buys more house today than it did then.
On Sunday, May 3, 2026 at 11:35:57 AM PDT, <rochasomeone@pro=
tonmail.com> wrote:
Gold, silver and Bitcoin prices all seem to depend on the bankster scum th=
at manipulate the markets.
Hopefully some day they will somehow lose control and the actual values wil=
l emerge.
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on the radio, a talk show guy said that Wells Fargo is predicting that go=
ld will double in value by the end of the year. He also said some bank in G=
ermany suggests 45% of savings in gold and 25% in silver. Well, get everybo=
dy to buy it and it DOES increase in value.That reminds me of crypto. As of=
right now, Bitcoin is 'worth'
78,679.00 (I remember it was once 'worth
Then there's that Iran wants payment in crypto or yuan. Yeah, supply and de=
mand. Jump on the train or miss it?I just asked lame ChatGPT and it said:1.=
Forecast: $6,100=E2=80=93$6,300 per ounce (2026 target).Other places=
online say the same.
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tonmail.com> wrote:
I didn't watch, but I don't see any good reason any country should owe mon=
ey to someone who just prints whatever money they want to lend out.
It's one heck of a scam!!!
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Pretty interesting.
I think that silver is particularly undervalued because there's more industrial demand today than 100 years ago. Just solar and bombs alone are made now and not before. Plus all computers need it
The silver to gold ratio has dropped in the past year but has a way to go. Some say silver is actually more valuable than gold and I agree.
On Sunday, May 3rd, 2026 at 2:18 PM, someone <> wrote:
> what is the actual value and why is it that? (what would an ounce of gold buy long ago? I saw something about how much it would take to buy various things such as a suit, a car, and a house long ago for a comparison.
> As usual, I asked ChatGPT:
> An ounce of gold bought roughly the same types of things in 1920 as it does today -- a good suit, parts of a modest car, or a fraction of a house
> A high‑quality suit in 1920 cost $20--$30, almost exactly 1 ounce of gold.
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> A Model T cost $260--$395 in 1920.
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> - At $20.67/oz, that equals 12--19 ounces of gold
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> Median U.S. home price today is roughly $400,000--$450,000.
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> At $4,615/oz, that equals 87--97 ounces of gold.
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> This is less gold than in 1920, meaning gold buys more house today than it did then.
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> On Sunday, May 3, 2026 at 11:35:57 AM PDT, <> wrote:
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> Gold, silver and Bitcoin prices all seem to depend on the bankster scum that manipulate the markets.
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> Hopefully some day they will somehow lose control and the actual values will emerge.
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> On Sunday, May 3rd, 2026 at 1:31 PM, someone <> wrote:
>
on the radio, a talk show guy said that Wells Fargo is predicting that gold will double in value by the end of the year. He also said some bank in Germany suggests 45% of savings in gold and 25% in silver. Well, get everybody to buy it and it DOES increase in value.
That reminds me of crypto. As of right now, Bitcoin is 'worth'
78,679.00 (I remember it was once 'worth
Then there's that Iran wants payment in crypto or yuan. Yeah, supply and demand. Jump on the train or miss it?
I just asked lame ChatGPT and it said:
1. Forecast: $6,100--$6,300 per ounce (2026 target).
Other places online say the same.
On Sunday, May 3, 2026 at 11:24:22 AM PDT, <> wrote:
I didn't watch, but I don't see any good reason any country should owe money to someone who just prints whatever money they want to lend out.
It's one heck of a scam!!!
On Friday, May 1st, 2026 at 12:53 AM, someone <> wrote:
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