his nest egg - a huge nest egg for the 1920's. At that time, gold was worth about $20 per ounce, or $20,000, just like the dollar bills, so the nest egLong ago there was a treasure-hunting magazine with an article about a house that was being remodeled. It was an old house built at the turn of the century. Construction workers had removed all of the old appliances and then began ripping out the old plaster and lathe. As one wall was being ripped out, small bundles, wrapped in aged white linen cloth came tumbling out. Workers opened the bundles and were stunned at what they found. Inside the bundles was $20,000 in cash and 1000 ounces of gold. The owner apparently stashed the bundles in there and then died, not telling anyone where he had stashed his nest egg - a huge nest egg for the 1920's. At that time, gold was worth about $20 per ounce, or $20,000, just like the dollar bills, so the nest eggtury. Construction workers had removed all of the old appliances and then began ripping out the old plaster and lathe. As one wall was being ripped out, small bundles, wrapped in aged white linen cloth came tumbling out. Workers opened the bundles and were stunned at what they found. Inside the bundles was $20,000 in cash and 1000 ounces of gold. The owner apparently stashed the bundles in there and then died, not telling anyone where he had stashed his nest egg - a huge nest egg for the 1920's. At that time, gold was worth about $20 per ounce, or $20,000, just like the dollar bills, so the nest eg, small bundles, wrapped in aged white linen cloth came tumbling out. Workers opened the bundles and were stunned at what they found. Inside the bundles was $20,000 in cash and 1000 ounces of gold. The owner apparently stashed the bundles in there and then died, not telling anyone where he had stashed his nest egg - a huge nest egg for the 1920's. At that time, gold was worth about $20 per ounce, or $20,000, just like the dollar bills, so the nest eg was $20,000 in cash and 1000 ounces of gold. The owner apparently stashed the bundles in there and then died, not telling anyone where he had stashed his nest egg - a huge nest egg for the 1920's. At that time, gold was worth about $20 per ounce, or $20,000, just like the dollar bills, so the nest eghis nest egg - a huge nest egg for the 1920's. At that time, gold was worth about $20 per ounce, or $20,000, just like the dollar bills, so the nest egg in the 1920's was worth $40,000. The amazing thing about the find was that the paper dollars were still worth $20,000, but the gold was now worth $630,000! The total find that day would be valued at $650,000! This means that the deceased owners' nest egg had grown tremendously in value, right? Actually, the growth of the nest egg was only an illusion, and the magic trick will be discussed below.

Over time the amount of money in circulation increases, and it usually increases faster than the population growth rate so over time there is more money around for people to use. Time is not to blame