A picture is worth a thousands words, while fiat money is worth the paper it is printed on.
View your future through images of the past.
Yugoslavia – 10 billion dinar, 1993:
Zaire – 5 million zaires, 1992:
Venezuela – 10,000 bolívares, 2002:
Ukraine – 10,000 karbovantsiv, 1995:
Turkey – 5 million lira, 1997:
Russia – 10,000 rubles, 1992:
Romania – 50,000 lei, 2001:
Peru – 100,000 intis, 1989:
Nicaragua – 10 million córdobas, 1990:
Hungary – 10 million pengo, 1945:
Greece – 25,000 drachmas, 1943:
Germany – 1 billion mark, 1923:
Georgia – 1 million laris, 1994:
France – 5 livres, 1793:
Chile – 10,000 pesos, 1975:
Brazil – 500 cruzeiros reais, 1993:
Bosnia – 100 million dinar, 1993:
Bolivia – 5 million pesos bolivianos, 1985:
Belarus – 100,000 rubles, 1996:
Argentina – 10,000 pesos argentinos, 1985:
Angola – 500,000 kwanzas reajustados, 1995:
Zimbabwe – 100 trillion dollars, 2006:
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American Gold Eagle – 10 dollars, 1/4 oz gold, 1989:
Gold bullion value in US dollars 1989:
Gold bullion value in US dollars to present:
Bitcoin value in US dollars to present:
St. Louis Federal Reserve Adjusted Monetary Base (BASE) of US Dollars 1984-2011
[the base number of dollars in circulation]:
This article was inspired by Vedran Vuk’s recent article on Casey Research.
