A 400-ounce gold bar and $8,268 in cash - back in the 1920s, both could have
bought you a beautiful home. Fast forward to today?





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A 400-ounce gold bar and $8,268 in cash…

Back in the 1920s, both could have bought you a beautiful home.

Fast forward to today?

One could potentially buy you two or three homes in some of the best cities in
America.

The other? It might not even get you an old Winnebago.

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