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>>21810138 LB
>>21810138 LB
G:$2,742.40oz S:$34.74oz R:79:1 current
G:$2,742.40oz S:$42.23 oz R:65:1 avg. since '70's
G:$2,742.40oz S:$182.85oz R:15:1 historical avg.
>living on pic1 w/current ratio
>don't ratio me man
>G:$2,742.40oz S:$392.39oz R:7:1 per pic2 meme
G:$2,742.40oz S:$1097.08oz R:2.5:1 highest ever from Japan and Egypt
G:$10,000.00oz S:$588.24oz R:17:1 <for
G:$25,000.00oz S:$1,470.59oz R:17:1 <funzies
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I can't find meme 7:1 ratio in search so I just listed all relevant.
Gold/Silver Historical Ratio
Based on the provided search results, here is a summary of the historical gold-to-silver ratio:
In medieval Japan and ancient Egypt, the ratio was reportedly around 3:1 and 2.5:1, respectively, due to the lack of domestic silver mines in these regions.
Between the Middle Ages and the start of the 20th Century, the historic level of the Gold : Silver Ratio rose from 12:1 in Western Europe to settle around 16:1, albeit with large swings over time.
Prior to the United States abandoning the Gold Standard in the early 1970s, the ratio hovered around 16:1.
Since the 1970s, the ratio has become more volatile, peaking at almost 100:1 in the early 1990s.
The long-run average gold/silver ratio is around 65:1 since the 1970s when the gold standard was abandoned.
Historically, the ratio hovered more around 15:1.
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alien crescendo vibe lately
US might know some aliens
US might have some ufo tech
US might still bluebeam w/o aliens involved
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