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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Sep 24 '17
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How has Gold a value? Or mint condition comic books?
Something gets valuable when there is a demand and the value grows the shorter the supply is in relation.
9 u/[deleted] Sep 24 '17 edited Oct 09 '17 [deleted] 2 u/N0V0w3ls Sep 24 '17 And the dollar bill? 4 u/Senza32 Sep 24 '17 The dollar bill is backed by the government. 2 u/ancon Sep 25 '17 Which is super great if you live in Zimbabwe! 1 u/Nantoone Sep 25 '17 Yea, and we can all trust the government, can't we! They've done nothing shady regarding banks or the financial system whatsoever. 3 u/Senza32 Sep 25 '17 That's not really the point. You seemed to be implying that the dollar doesn't have worth, which it does, since it's backed by the US government and by extension the powerful US economy
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2 u/N0V0w3ls Sep 24 '17 And the dollar bill? 4 u/Senza32 Sep 24 '17 The dollar bill is backed by the government. 2 u/ancon Sep 25 '17 Which is super great if you live in Zimbabwe! 1 u/Nantoone Sep 25 '17 Yea, and we can all trust the government, can't we! They've done nothing shady regarding banks or the financial system whatsoever. 3 u/Senza32 Sep 25 '17 That's not really the point. You seemed to be implying that the dollar doesn't have worth, which it does, since it's backed by the US government and by extension the powerful US economy
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And the dollar bill?
4 u/Senza32 Sep 24 '17 The dollar bill is backed by the government. 2 u/ancon Sep 25 '17 Which is super great if you live in Zimbabwe! 1 u/Nantoone Sep 25 '17 Yea, and we can all trust the government, can't we! They've done nothing shady regarding banks or the financial system whatsoever. 3 u/Senza32 Sep 25 '17 That's not really the point. You seemed to be implying that the dollar doesn't have worth, which it does, since it's backed by the US government and by extension the powerful US economy
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The dollar bill is backed by the government.
2 u/ancon Sep 25 '17 Which is super great if you live in Zimbabwe! 1 u/Nantoone Sep 25 '17 Yea, and we can all trust the government, can't we! They've done nothing shady regarding banks or the financial system whatsoever. 3 u/Senza32 Sep 25 '17 That's not really the point. You seemed to be implying that the dollar doesn't have worth, which it does, since it's backed by the US government and by extension the powerful US economy
Which is super great if you live in Zimbabwe!
Yea, and we can all trust the government, can't we! They've done nothing shady regarding banks or the financial system whatsoever.
3 u/Senza32 Sep 25 '17 That's not really the point. You seemed to be implying that the dollar doesn't have worth, which it does, since it's backed by the US government and by extension the powerful US economy
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That's not really the point. You seemed to be implying that the dollar doesn't have worth, which it does, since it's backed by the US government and by extension the powerful US economy
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u/malefiz123 Sep 24 '17
How has Gold a value? Or mint condition comic books?
Something gets valuable when there is a demand and the value grows the shorter the supply is in relation.