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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vlad, post: 36328, member: 1319&quot;]Another example : a man put a $1000 on 5% deposit in the stable bank in 1934. Lets say, for his future great-grandchildren.</p><p>IF the bank doesnt close in 71 years, IF % rate doesnt change during 75 years, IF Incle Sam will forgive you for not paying taxes during 75 years ( or interest rate is more than 5% to cover taxes) his great-grandchildren will have&nbsp; $31,947 in 2005.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; : a man change $1000&nbsp; into 1-penny coins from circulation/banks in 1934. What % of circulation of pennies could be Indian pennies, considering that they were gone just 25 years before? If even now, 46 years after Wheaties are gone, 0,4-0,5 % of circulation are wheaties. How many BU wheaties could he get? How many 1931-s, 1932, 1933D he could get in MS60-MS65? Early teens in nice grades?</p><p>Do you really think his great-grandkids&nbsp; couldnt average more than 32 cents a coin?</p><p><br /></p><p>1960- $1000-bank-5%- $8,900 in 2005</p><p>&nbsp;1960-$1000 in wheaties(some BU, early dates)-? </p><p><br /></p><p>1909- $1000-bank-5%- $108,100 in 2005 (how many banks do you know which didnt fail in 96 years?)</p><p>1909- $1000-in BU/early date Indians/ BU 1909, 1909s, 1909VDV, svdv--</p><p>----even at $1,5 per coin, it makes a hell of a difference.</p><p><br /></p><p>Finally, you dont have to pay taxes over your coins, you dont have to look for tenants for them, you dont have to paint/repair them every year or two.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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