The value of obsolete currency and coins depends on several factors. If you mean coins, they sometimes have a metal content that has value, if they are silver or copper. This is "melt value", for the intrinsic worth of their metal content. These items may also have collectible, numismatic value. The price they might bring would depend on their condition, and their scarcity. The market for such items can be thin, and, in the end, the value of such items is what somebody has just paid for them. Some Nazi German coins of silver always sell, but they also made some of zinc that get this white residue all over them and they do not sell, unless perfectly preserved.
You could always try listing them on eBay. Good pictures or scans help sell there. Unless the items you have are in perfect, pristine condition, they are unlikely to be worth any significant sum.
The usa spends more money on defense then all other countries around the world combined. In 2007 the world spent over 900 billion for military defense. The usa spend 700 billion of the 900 billion. That's why the world has a hard time trusting the usa.
world war 2 was more of a world war. It was fought on more fronts and included more countries.
$200 or more.
germany italy switzerland and more
This really did help because all of the money that the U.S. provided using the Marshall Plan was really helping Europe. They went all those years during world war 2 blowing other countries up. Many countries were very poor from all that. I mean, look at Germany! All these countries put forth all of their money to help fight and win the war. But everyone ended up losing in the end. Some countries were very poor because of all that. All the money that we put forth solved their ecomnomic worries. Besides, it would help us in the long run. There were no more world wars after that. Atleast for now. And we get a lot of oil from them.
third world countries which are in debt to countries which have more money and material. Third world is when devolving countries are in debt. countries like Africa which have no money or materials .
When a nation spends money it can't support in a monetary form (gold) or other sources of resource value. They simply print more and more money and ask other countries to guarantee the value of the money to the rest of the world. SEE JIMMY CARTER as pres. and watch what is happening now as we do the same things.
An increase in nominal GDP impacts the demand for money in different ways. It causes the need for money to increase as more US products are sold to different countries, the US dollar value increases on importing goods from other countries. More money is needed in circulation because more goods can be bought with the US dollar from other countries as it has more value than the currency of other countries in which we are importing from.
Sometimes if one country prints more money and there is a lot of money the value goes down. If money was rare it would be worth a lot.
The USD is fiat money so it has no value by gold/silver since the 1970s and is therefore infinite. There are 7.4 billion+ people in the world.
because it all depends on the world market, and it would cause the U.S. to owe a ton of money to different countries.
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More money is in circulation
I think in at least 200 (or more ) countries
the more of the money there is, the less of the value. the less of the money, the more of the value. for example, if the US government printed a LOT of money to fix the economy, the value of a dollar would be less because there are so much of it. hope that helps!
Brings in more money and wealth.
•Currencies in countries will rise as more people need it and as less people need it, it will fall. •Currency rates can rise and fall through the high rates. •If the countries economy is doing well, there will be more demand for the money there for raising the value.