Loading ...A Dollar’s Worth in 1913 Costs $23.52 Today. Thank the Federal Reserve Banksters! According to the Federal Reserve’s own Minneapolis Ninth District website, the U.S. Dollar has been devalued by 2,352% since the Federal Reserve came into existence in 1913. If you feel poorer, it’s because you are. What a Dollar bought then, takes $23.52 – or more than 3 hours of labor at minimum wage – to buy today. You can thank the Banksters.
http://sgtreport.com/2012/06/a-dollar-in-1913-is-23-52-today-thanks-federal-reserve-banksters/
One Ounce Of Silver should be $45 at least maybe $50 in todays money.
Think about the pay scale in those days before the global communist took over the USA. Average pay was $2.50 or 2.5 silver dollars per day. Henry Ford paid $5 or 5 silver dollars per day. A common days pay today??? $100-$200?? Lets go with $150/day.
$150 today divided by Fords 1913’s $5/day = $30/silver dollar.
$150 today divided by common 2.50/day = $60/silver dollar.
Split the difference between $30 and $60 would be $45.
Note .771 ounce silver in a silver dollar.
Did I do this right??? 🙂