$7,525.00 in 2007 dollars is the top, $500 if you hid it away under a rock. Nothing if you enjoyed a beer a week out of the the principle and interest. Nothing if you made the wrong move in the market. If you bought 100 barrels of crude oil at five dollars a pop and sold it in 2008 at $145 a barrel, your gross profit would be 140 X 100 or $14,000 minus storage costs of about $2,000 and less then 10 percent taxation because of favaorable depletion tax benefits, say about $1,200 and you walked away with $10,800 which ain't bad.
Try this one, buy 10 rolls of 1931 Lincoln pennies marked S vdb paying 100 times face value to insure only the very best quality of Almost Uncirculated (AU) to Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) and peddle each of the 500 pennies at no less then $400 each, pay no storage, Dodge the taxes and pocket $200,000 dollars. There are even better deals, a couple of acres in Manhattan, half of downtown Dallas or Denver, a couple of the Czars Easter Eggs, the sky is the limit with that much cash.
That amount of cash would easily by half section of Oklahoma farm land at a foreclosure or Bank sale. Sell it for 300 thousand today and hope that they struck oil or gas that made you wealthy while you were raising wheat and beef at break even prices.
500 carats is equivalent to about 0.1 kilograms.
The given Roman numerals are the equivalent of 3888
To make 125 and 500 equivalent, you can express both numbers as fractions with a common denominator. For example, you can write 125 as ( \frac{125}{1} ) and 500 as ( \frac{500}{4} ), which simplifies to ( \frac{125}{1} = \frac{500}{4} ). Alternatively, you can find a common multiple; since 500 is 4 times 125, you can multiply 125 by 4 to get 500, making them equivalent in that sense.
39/500
500 billion is equivalent to 500,000 million. This is because one billion is equal to one thousand million, so you simply multiply 500 by 1,000 to convert billions to millions.
In 1912, 500 pounds would have had a purchasing power equivalent to around £56,000 in today's money, adjusted for inflation.
Louis Meyer
I think is was up to 500$
To estimate the value of £500 from 1941 in today’s terms, we can use historical inflation rates. As of 2023, £500 in 1941 is approximately equivalent to around £23,000 to £25,000 today, depending on the specific inflation calculator used. This reflects the significant increase in the cost of living and changes in purchasing power over the decades.
The fractional equivalent of 0.078 is 39/500.
42, in 1933
A 500 year flood is a flood of a given size that, for a certain area, has a 1 in 500 chance of occurring in any given year.
500
110/500
500 pounds = 226.8 kilograms.
The most popular car in 1933 was the Ford Model B. Approximately 300,000 were sold at a price of around $500.
2009-500=1509 years.