During the California gold rush, few people made their fortune panning or mining gold. The real winners were the merchants, who were smart enough to know that selling certain essential items that had huge demand, would make them wealthy. Needed tools drew enormous prices such as the pick ax, which went for $50 a piece.
Nothing demonstrated the theory of supply and demand more than a pickax during the California Gold Rush. Normally an inexpensive tool, the pickax increased in status and value due to being an essential tool of gold miners. If you did not have a pickax, you could not mine for gold. Therefore, the lowly pickax went from costing a few cents or dollars to fifty dollars.
The pic-axe's where usually around $30.
over 100$ i think..
It's an ordinary dime that's plated, and not made of real gold. The US has never made a gold coin with such a low denomination. For one thing, gold was a few hundred dollars an ounce back in the 70's so 10¢ worth would require a pair of tweezers to pick up!
he pick vegetables and made dresses with the ladies and told grady that he waS BUEATIFUOL
are you stupid? they were slaves they where picking cotton during blizzards great grand daughter of a slave
Becuase of the gin it was much faster to pick to the cotton
before the gold rush, a pick cost about two or three dollars, but after the gold rush the price was raised to six dollars
Depends which pick axe it is.
About $20
100$
an axe shovel was $2800 and food was about $45 but Chinese had it tripled
over 100$ i think..
It depends what earring you pick. Mines cost 45$
15 pesos and up :)
About $20-$30.
pick one out of your pubic hair
About £2.00 for a pack of five 100 in a pack
seven dollars