The line, "A billion dollars isn't worth what it used to be." was said by American industrialist and founder of the Getty Oil Company, J. Paul Getty. He was named as the richest living American by Fortune Magazine in 1957.
A billion dollars certainly is not worth what it used to be in the past. This is because all items have gone up in price and you can no longer get as much for a billion dollars as you could in the past.
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Pokemon Leaf Green is a game for the Gameboy Advanced system. A used copy is worth around thirty US dollars.
Nuggets are just used to sell. Each one is worth 5,000 dollars. Tiny and Big Mushrooms are items to sell at pokemarts and are worth 250 for the tiny mushroom and 2,500 for the big mushroom
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The line, "A billion dollars isn't worth what it used to be." was said by American industrialist and founder of the Getty Oil Company, J. Paul Getty. He was named as the richest living American by Fortune Magazine in 1957.
it isnt
6,000,000,000 is six billion dollars. Note: though a British billion was once 1,000,000,000,000 - the USA version of a billion is now used in Britain.
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He used to be, if he kept his net worth of $1 billion in 1900, he would be worth $150 billion today! He excelled at the oil industry and since he was the first man to roll his dice and get a good roll in the oil industry, little competition and a big need and a huge supply added up to a billion dollars in 1900! The term "Richest Person in the world" is hard to determine for any number of reasons. adjustment for inflation, adjustment for type of worth. i.e. Solomon of the bible was worth a lot, but in what? money of the time, Jewels, etc. As far As John D. Rockefeller, was concerned; He was the Richest American of his time for sure. In terms of US dollars. He had about 1.4 Billion in 1937 dollars of Nominal Money (Actual cash he could spend) that works out to about 22 Billion in 2012 dollars. However that was not his Net worth (properties, business, stocks, etc.) adding that in the estimates range from 300 to 600 Billion in 2012 dollars. It is noteworthy that he was touted as the first American Billionaire. But that Honor was also given to Howard Hughes. However the Hughes moniker would actually be the first American Multi Billionaire as he died with a nominal worth of about 3 Billion US dollars in 1973 dollars.
a certain teppo numminens hockey stick is approximatly worth 1 billion dollars a certain goose gaustad stick is approximatly worth 100 million dollars in cash a certain mike griers hockey stick is approximatly worth 600 million dollars on credit and another 100 million in cash
Nearly $400 billion dollars
one BILLION dollars
$177 dollars for a used one is highway robbery...isnt it?