Du hast einen 1.2 MILLIONEN $ FEHLER gemacht
Summary
TLDRThe video script discusses the devaluation of the US dollar from 1913 to 2013, highlighting the transition from gold-backed to fiat currency post-1971. It emphasizes the preservation of purchasing power by gold and silver over time, contrasting with the dollar's decline. The script illustrates the potential wealth accumulation through collecting MS70 silver eagles since 1986, which could have amassed a portfolio worth $1.2 million for a small initial investment. It also mentions the significant appreciation of unique and rare modern coins, such as the 2004 Tiffany art coin and the 2021 Julius Caesar coin, urging viewers to consider the investment in collector's items to avoid missing out on substantial returns.
Takeaways
- 💵 The value of the US dollar has significantly decreased over time, with a dollar in 1913 having the same purchasing power as 5 cents or less in 2013.
- 📉 The devaluation of the dollar and other currencies is partly due to inflation but primarily due to the shift to fiat currencies after the termination of the Bretton Woods Agreement in 1971.
- 🚗 In 1965, a new Mustang could be bought for $2500 or 2500 silver dollars, but the same amount in USD today would not buy a car, whereas the silver coins could still purchase two cars, demonstrating the preservation of purchasing power by precious metals.
- 🏆 Gold and silver have maintained their purchasing power over time, unlike fiat currencies.
- 💰 If one had consistently bought gold and silver over the years, they could have offset inflation and maintained their average purchasing power.
- 🌟 The concept of 'collectible' gold and silver is introduced, with MS70 silver eagles being a prime example, where 'MS' stands for 'mint state' and '70' indicates a perfect condition coin.
- 💸 By purchasing MS70 silver coins monthly since 1986, one could have amassed a portfolio worth $1.2 million for an initial investment of only $50,000 to $80,000.
- 🔍 The '$1.2 million dollar mistake' refers to the missed opportunity by most people to invest in such collectible precious metals.
- 💎 The script highlights the potential of investing in exclusive, unique, and rare modern coins, with examples of significant increases in value over time.
- 🌈 The Tiffany art coin from 2004, originally sold for about $100, now sells for $5,000 to $10,000, illustrating the substantial return on investment for rare coins.
- 📈 The script serves as a call to action to avoid the '$1.2 million dollar mistake' by building a legacy through the strategic collection of precious metals and coins.
Q & A
What is the significance of the year 1913 in the context of the US dollar's purchasing power?
-In 1913, the US dollar had a purchasing power equivalent to one dollar, which is used as a reference point to compare its value over time.
How much purchasing power did a US dollar have in 2013 compared to 1913?
-In 2013, a US dollar had a purchasing power of about 5 cents compared to its value in 1913.
What major event in 1971 is mentioned as a turning point for the value of the US dollar and other world currencies?
-In 1971, US President Richard Nixon ended the Bretton Woods Agreement, which severed the connection between the US dollar and gold, leading to a shift to fiat currencies.
What does 'fiat currency' mean in the context of the script?
-Fiat currency refers to a currency that is not backed by a physical commodity like gold, but rather by the trust and credit of the government that issues it.
Why did the value of the US dollar decrease over time according to the script?
-The value of the US dollar decreased over time due to inflation and the shift to fiat currency after the termination of the Bretton Woods Agreement in 1971.
How did gold and silver maintain their purchasing power compared to the US dollar?
-Gold and silver have historically maintained their purchasing power over time, unlike the US dollar, which has lost value.
What is the significance of the year 1965 in the script's discussion of the Mustang car?
-In 1965, a brand-new Mustang could be purchased for 2500 US dollars or 2500 US silver dollars, which would not buy a car today but would be equivalent to two cars in terms of silver value.
What does 'MS70 silver eagle' mean and why is it important in the script?
-MS70 stands for 'Mint State 70,' a grading system where MS70 indicates a coin in perfect condition. The script suggests that consistently buying MS70 silver eagles since 1986 could result in a portfolio worth 1.2 million dollars.
What is the '1.2 million dollar mistake' referred to in the script?
-The '1.2 million dollar mistake' refers to the missed opportunity to buy MS70 silver eagles regularly since 1986, which could have resulted in a valuable portfolio for a relatively small initial investment.
What are some examples of exclusive and rare modern coins mentioned in the script?
-Examples include a 2004 Tiffany art coin, a Julius Caesar coin from 2021, and the Montana Butterfly coin, all of which have significantly increased in value since their initial sale.
What is the potential benefit of focusing on collector's items as mentioned in the script?
-Focusing on collector's items, such as rare and exclusive coins, can potentially lead to a significant increase in value over time, as demonstrated by the examples provided in the script.
Outlines
💵 The Dollar's Devaluation and the 'Million Dollar Mistake'
The paragraph discusses the significant devaluation of the US dollar over time, particularly from 1913 to 2013, where the purchasing power of a dollar dropped dramatically. It highlights the impact of inflation and the shift from gold-backed currencies to fiat currencies after the termination of the Bretton Woods Agreement in 1971. The narrative uses the example of a 1965 Mustang, illustrating how the value of money has changed and how purchasing gold and silver could have preserved purchasing power. It introduces the concept of 'collector's items' and the potential for significant financial gains from investing in rare and exclusive modern coins, such as the MS70 silver eagle, which has appreciated greatly in value over time. The paragraph concludes by suggesting that by focusing on such investments, one could avoid the 'million dollar mistake' of not capitalizing on the potential of these assets.
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Keywords
💡Purchasing Power
💡Inflation
💡Bretton Woods Agreement
💡Fiat Currency
💡Gold and Silver
💡MS70 Silver Eagle
💡Collectible Coins
💡Tiffany Art Coin
💡Julius Caesar Coin
💡Montana Butterfly Coin
💡Portfolio
Highlights
The US dollar's purchasing power has significantly decreased from 1913 to 2013.
In 1913, one US dollar had the purchasing power of one dollar; by 2013, it was equivalent to 5 cents or less.
The devaluation of the US dollar and other currencies over time is partly due to inflation.
The major part of the devaluation is attributed to the change in 1971 when the US ended the Bretton Woods Agreement, leading to fiat currencies.
Fiat currencies are backed by the value that governments assign to them.
In 1965, a new Mustang could be bought for $2500 or 2500 silver dollars.
Today, the same $2500 would not buy a car, but 500 silver coins could bring you two cars, illustrating the preservation of purchasing power by gold and silver.
If you had consistently bought gold and silver over the years, you would have offset inflation and maintained your average purchasing power.
Investing in collectible gold and silver coins can lead to significant wealth accumulation.
MS70 silver eagles, with MS standing for 'mint state', are coins in perfect condition.
If you had bought an MS70 silver coin every month since 1986, your portfolio could be worth $1.2 million today, for a cost of only $50,000 to $80,000.
The '$1.2 million dollar mistake' refers to the missed opportunity by most people to invest in such coins.
The US Mint produces millions of these coins every year, indicating a potential for significant investment returns.
Focusing on rare and exclusive modern coins can lead to substantial gains, as exemplified by the Tiffany art coin of 2004.
The 2004 Tiffany art coin, originally sold for about $100 including shipping, now sells for $5000 to $10,000.
The 2021 Julius Caesar coin, sold for around $360 including shipping, now sells for between $950 and $10,000.
The Montana Butterfly coin, part of the auto-save program, sold for $150 with shipping, would cost around $1200 today.
These examples illustrate the power and potential of collector's items, with a portfolio of around $10,000 possible with just a few coins and a fraction of the cost over time.
The mission is to help individuals avoid the '$1.2 million dollar mistake' by building their legacy through smart investments.
Transcripts
du hast wahrscheinlich einen Fehler im
Wert von 1,2 Millionen Dollar gemacht
und wusstest es nicht einmal lass mich
das erklären schauen wir uns zuerst
dieses Diagramm an dass die Kaufkraft
des US-Dollars von 1913 bis 2013 zeigt
im Jahr 1913 hatte ein Dollar eine
Kaufkraft von einem Dollar im Jahr 2013
hatte ein Dollar eine Kaufkraft von 5
Cent oder sogar weniger wir haben
gesehen dass der Dollar und alle anderen
Währungen im Laufe der Zeit an Wert
verloren haben ein Teil davon ist auf
Inflation zurückzuführen aber der größte
Teil ist auf eine Veränderung
zurückzuführen 1971 beendete der
US-Präsident des Bratton Woods Abkommen
dass alle Verbindungen zu goldgedeckten
Währungen abrupt kappte alle
Weltwährungen wurden zu Fiat Währungen
was bedeutet dass Sie einfach durch den
Wert gedeckt sind den die Regierungen
ihnen zuschreibt nehmen wir dieses
Szenario als Beispiel angenommen du
wolltest
1965 einen brandneuen Mustang kaufen er
hätte Dich 2500 $ oder 2500 US
Silbermünzen gekostet dieselben 2500
USDollar würden die heute kein Auto mehr
kaufen aber diese 500 Münzen würden dir
wie du hier siehst zwei Autos einbringen
während der US-Dollar seinen Wert
verloren hat haben Gold und Silber im
Laufe der Zeit ihre Kaufkraft
beibehalten wenn du im Laufe der Jahre
kontinuierlich Gold und silberbahn
gekauft hättest hättest du die Inflation
ausgeglichen und deine durchschnittliche
Kaufkraft beibehalten aber was wäre
passiert wenn du sammelbares Gold und
Silber gekauft hättest das beginnt mit
dem ms70 silberagle MS steht für
mintstate es ist ein Bewertungssystem
eine ms70 Münze bedeutet dass die Münze
sich in perfektem Zustand befindet wenn
du jeden Monat seit 1986 einen ms70
silber gekauft hättest hättest du jetzt
ein Portfolio im Wert von 1,2 Millionen
Dollar und es hätte dich nur 50 bis 80
000$ gekostet deshalb nennen wir es den
Fehler von 1,2 Millionen Dollar weil die
meisten Leute sie nicht gekauft haben
das verrückteste ist dass die usos
Münzanstalt Millionen davon jedes Jahr
herstellt was wäre passiert wenn du dich
auf noch exklusivere einzigartigere und
seltene moderne Münzen konzentriert
hättest hier sind ein paar Beispiele für
die volksbilanz einiger weitere
einzigartiger und exklusiver Münzen die
wir im Laufe der Jahre angeboten haben
eine 2004 Tiffany artmünze die
ursprünglich für etwa 100$ inklusive
Versand verkauft wurde wird heute auf
dem Markt für 5000 bis 000$ verkauft
wenn du keine bekommen hast ist das ein
Fehler von mindestens
4910$ die julus Cesar Münze von 2021 die
für rund 360$ inklusive Versand verkauft
wurde wird heute für zwischen 950 und
10000 verkauft wenn du diese Münze
verpasst hast ist es ein weiterer Fehler
von
550$ und hier ist die Montana Butterfly
Münze aus unserem autosverpogramm die
für 150$ verkauft wurde mit versand
würde es dich heute rund 1200$ Kosten
das ist also wieder ein Fehler von 000$
wenn du sie verpasst hast sicher das
sind großartige Performer aber das ist
ein Portfolio von rund 000$ mit nur
wenigen Münzen und einem Bruchteil der
Kosten mit der Zeit sind die Macht und
das Potenzial von Sammlerstücken real
und wir sind auf einer Mission dir zu
helfen den 1,2 Millionen Dollar Fehler
zu vermeiden indem du dein Vermächtnis
aufbaust
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