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Anonymous (ID: FQvNEfRF) United States No.520940919 [Report] >>520941885 >>520942359 >>520942645 >>520942732 >>520946024 >>520946228 >>520946305 >>520946424 >>520946654 >>520946687
What is this worth?
Anonymous (ID: vPegm+v6) United States No.520941885 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
1 dollar
Anonymous (ID: fmvjVkiR) United States No.520941922 [Report] >>520942104 >>520945954
i wouldnt even wipe my ass with it
Anonymous (ID: dOajKi6i) Ireland No.520942104 [Report]
>>520941922
nice VPN there turd worlder
Anonymous (ID: Rvnkw4aH) Germany No.520942222 [Report] >>520942853
The lowest price at the "dollar" store is now $1.50 minimum.
Anonymous (ID: a+Z/1Phk) Russian Federation No.520942359 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
100 cents
wich is funny because it should cost some retarded ~24.442" semi rounds and about nine (11') per cento peso in the imperial measure system
+ bbc tips (about four square of half money bar)
Anonymous (ID: JPHEQyer) United States No.520942645 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
75 cents at the start of Trump's first term.
Anonymous (ID: k3+roi+e) United States No.520942732 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
1 can of Vienna sausages
Anonymous (ID: 5P6xny2U) Sweden No.520942777 [Report]
In 10 years will the dollar even still be relevant?
Anonymous (ID: zhM/ZT22) Australia No.520942853 [Report]
>>520942222
CHECKED

the us paper dollar is worth $0.05 compared to when it was introduced
Anonymous (ID: wEK51/Jw) United States No.520944473 [Report] >>520945793
Whatever you believe (everyone believes) it is worth.
Anonymous (ID: GweO5PKI) No.520945793 [Report] >>520946407
>>520944473
Nothing. It might as well not exist, and since it does, it's worth a bookmark so I don't lose my place in a stack of papers that are actually worth something.
Anonymous (ID: 0E+48+Vx) No.520945954 [Report]
>>520941922
Considering what people have done with it? Me neither.
Anonymous (ID: 8Wl73I5C) United States No.520946024 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
Nothing… it’s toilet paper
Anonymous (ID: U62k0i17) No.520946228 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
I’d wipe my ass on it but it’s full of mutt diseases
Anonymous (ID: OMbwE5HP) New Zealand No.520946305 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
Multiple replys
Anonymous (ID: wEK51/Jw) United States No.520946407 [Report]
>>520945793
>debt note fiat currency
>might as well not exist
Correct, memeflag.
The real problem worldwide is that the global system depends not only on debt and speculative debt instruments, but that it depends on a single default reserve currency denomination : USD (treasuries)

Nobody wants to buy the debt
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/500310690

This is an important significant imminent problem (not some theoretical blogslop) because, a system that is globally founded in its entirety on debt, requires global confidence in the debt market to remain steady and stable. Debt aka bonds need to remain in strong demand (which they are not rn), and moreover the nation which issues the world's global reserve currency denomination—and the treasuries so denominated—needs to be viewed with confidence. Which it also currently is not (with ever-rising $2T/annum budgets and deficits outpaced by Interest Payments); the United States at current spending, 'printing' rates is headed for Total Default in four years.
Anonymous (ID: UzM+okeU) Finland No.520946424 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
500g of pasta or rice
Anonymous (ID: nchLhq+L) United States No.520946583 [Report]
About 981 sats.
Anonymous (ID: kbeXXMQ5) United States No.520946654 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
About a dollar.
Anonymous (ID: /6H2UvRm) Germany No.520946687 [Report]
>>520940919 (OP)
$1 = ~0.0078 g gold
$1 = ~0.60 g silver