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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1162965, member: 66&quot;]Take a MS-63 1935 Hudson as an example.</p><p>1935 $6</p><p>1936 $9&nbsp; 50% per year growth</p><p>40 $5.50&nbsp; -61% per year growth</p><p>45 $15&nbsp; 23% per year</p><p>50 $15 0% per year</p><p>55 $55 30% per year</p><p>60 $100&nbsp; 13%</p><p>65 $275&nbsp; 23%</p><p>70 $250 -2%</p><p>75 $500 15%</p><p>80 $1700 27%</p><p>85 $1050 -10%</p><p>90 $720&nbsp; -7%</p><p>95, 2000, don&#039;t have any info</p><p>2005 $950&nbsp; 2%</p><p>2010 $1050&nbsp; 2.2%&nbsp; Growth per annum since 1935 7.5%&nbsp; Not a bad rate&nbsp; But timing can be important.</p><p>Since 1936 6.7%</p><p>Since 1940 7.7%</p><p>Since 45 6.7%</p><p>Since 1950&nbsp; 7.1%</p><p>Since 1955&nbsp; 5.7%</p><p>Since 1960&nbsp; 5%</p><p>Since 1965&nbsp; 3%</p><p>Since 1970&nbsp; 3.5%</p><p>Since 1975&nbsp; 2.5%</p><p>Since 1980&nbsp; -1.5%</p><p>Since 1985&nbsp; 0%</p><p>Since 1990&nbsp; 2%</p><p>Since 2005&nbsp; 2.5%</p><p><br /></p><p>So since 1960 it has not managed to keep up with inflation if held long term.&nbsp; (Although there were some really good short term gains.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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