Sept. 1, 2007
 
Sweden Company
 
Swedish Currency in the 1600's, notably around the year 1640 ... or a general study of the currencies and exchange rates in the year 1640.
One fifth of all gold and silver ores to One fourth of all gold and silver ores.
$2276+500+300+120+10+200 = $3406 * .25 = $851.50
1022 - 851.5 = 172.5 x 4 = $690.00
1022 x 4 = $4088.00 total to get the $1022.00
Currently I've got $3406.00.
$4088 - 3406 = $682 remaining coming to me at the 25% tax rate on my income turned to gold and silver.
Then the 75% of the money remaining is to be used for various other purposes.
25% of the money is to go to my corporations and various offspinnings including sole proprietorship, stock corporation, non stock corporation, religious chapter 180, educational corporation, future business startups. 50% of the money is to go to living expenses. I'll live out this current money for the next $690 or $682 or so and then reformat the system. So this means that at $4000 usd or
4088 usd = 6.074294 xau gold troy ounces = 338.88750 xag silver troy ounces
338.88750/6.074294 = 55.7904342
gold 673.20 480 grain weight.
silver 12.02 480 grain weight.
673.20 / 12.02 = 56.0066556
gold is 56 times more expensive than silver now.
Bridgewater MBTA T Saturday 12:40pm to South Station Amtrak National Railroad Corporation MBTA T Saturday 1:27pm.
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copper 3.4385 7000 grain weight 3.4385*480/7000 = 0.235782857 480 grain weight
tin 15,475.00 usd / tonne. 1 tonne = 32,150.7466 troy ounces. 15475/32150.7466 = 0.481326303 480 grain weight
zinc 1.4135 7000 grain weight 1.4135*480/7000 = 0.0969257143 480 grain weight
673.20/0.235782857 = 2855.16941
673.20/0.481326303 = 1398.63539
673.20/0.0969257143 = 6945.52529
1 gold = 56 silver = 1399 tin = 2855 copper = 6946 zinc
1 gold = 56 silver
1 silver = 25 tin
1 tin = 2 copper
1 copper = 3 zinc
First Triumverate = Gaius Julius Caesar ([100 BCE - 44 BCE]), Marcus Licinius Crassus ([115 BCE - 53 BCE]), and Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus ([106 BCE - 48 BCE])
The amount of tribute and bounty Pompey brought back to Rome was almost incalculable: Plutarch lists 20,000 talents in gold and silver added to the treasury, and the increase in taxes to the public treasury rose from 50 million to 85 million drachmas annually. 20,000 talents of roman amphoras = ~ 1,6718,388.2 troy ounces of gold and silver. Assuming a 75% gold and 25% silver, 1,6718,388.2*.75 = 12,538,791.1 troy ounces gold and 1,6718,388.2*.25 = 4,179,597.05 troy ounces silver. at current rates of 1 Sep 07
2nd triumverate = Gaius Julius Caesar Octavius Augustus (Italy [63 BCE - 14 CE]), Mark Anthony (Egypt [82-30 BCE]), Marcus Aemilius Lepidus (Western Provinces Hispania and Africa)
2007 - 1652 = 355

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