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>$50 in Jan-1913 has same buying power as $1,285.91 Jan-2018.
>I see what you mean about deflating but I don't quite get how to works.
What will happen is the error of 1913 to 2018 will be like it never happened. Notes will be set to metals accordingly following the calculator. Gold is already locked in. Three metals left. The ones in power are trying at all costs to stop this from happening but happen it will. Think Bitcoin. Nothing more than fools gold raping energy from the unstoppable reset. A kicking of the can.
Gold "$50" on the 1 ounce coin:
$50 in Jan-1913 has same buying power as $1,285.91 Nov-2018 (locked and loaded)
Silver "$1" on the 1 ounce coin:
$1 in Jan-1913 has same buying power as $25.72 Nov-2018 (undervalued)
Palladium "$25" on the 1 ounce coin:
$25 in Jan-1913 has same buying power as $642.95 Nov-2018 (Extremely Overvauled)
Platinum "$100" on the 1 ounce coin:
$100 in Jan-1913 has same buying power as $2,571.82 Nov-2018 (Extremely undervauled)
If I was a day trader I would be setting myself up for shorting XPD and going long XPT.
XPD is the last coin to fall. 17-Dec-2018 the short sellers enter and put it out of its overbought misery.
XPT and XAG to go where they belong and then the new notes tie down this insane game of floating currencies.
The digital fiat forgery machine will be shut down.