what would a $50.00 united states savings bong bought in 1950 be worth today?
436879
What kind of bond is it?  These days they sell EE Series but those were not available in 1950.  Assuming it was an E Series, it is worth $294.12.  If you hold them past the maturity date, they still accrue interest which is why it is so worth more than its $50 face value.\n\nOne more note to add...this bond would have stopped accruing interest in 1990, so there's no point in holding onto it even longer, hoping it will be worth more.
1066776
Adjusted to the US CPI (Consumer Price Index) for inflation, 2.5 million dollars in 1961 would represent purchasing power of $15,592,407.14 at the end of 2005.\n\nThis is the best way to calculate purchasing power, as rates of return vary all over the spectrum depending on investment type, risk level, etc.  \n\nYou could also have bought Enron stock along the way and lost it all.  So, for most examples, CPI adjusted values are the best method of estimating current value of past monetary values.\n\nI hope this has been helpful.\n\nP.S.  Add 1.4% to adjust from year-end 2005 to June 1, 2006.
353804
Usually approximately 50 dollars.
1135057
from 25-50 dollars (us)
1059284
depends... if you can find a huge fan of the Avalanche or of Roy, its worth up to $500 (usd) if not it could go as low as $20 (usd)
422782
Many things were changed on the 1950 $10 bill, so it is probably worth more than $10.  You need to check with a coin dealer as the condition of the bill is also very important.  Good luck!
265757
look on ebay and see how much similar ones sell for.  the price often goes up in the last few moments of an auction.\n\nbut to just take a guess, probably 1/4 to 1/3 of what you originally paid for it.
194096
Well, its worth at least 20 dollars hehe jk..How bout taking it to an antique dealer or an appraiser of some sort.
871608
It depends on the year and condition... probably $2.50 or so.  You can look your particular quarter up on the US Mint Website.\nwww.usmint.gov
96579
It would be worth nothing.\nTake $100K of today's money back in time with you.\nThen try to spend it.\n\n"2006?!" they'd say, "You fool, it's 1919.  This is obviously counterfeit!  Take him to jail!"\n\n\nOr, if you want a serious answer, it is $8,859.00.  That much money in 1919 is the same as $100,000 today.\nSource below.
894825
The scope itself is worth between 475 and 550, dependin on the object diameter( the end lense) $475 for 40mm and $550 for 50mm. Im not to sure about the price of the gun though. You might want to hold off on shooting the gun, just in case if it is a collectible. If it is, take the scope off and put it on another gun.(thats a really nice and good scope). To get the price of the gun on the other hand, go to the barnes and noble and get the blue book gun value guide. You DEFINITELY got your's money worth.
630542
I found the value of a 1980 liquifire to be about 1000 bucks.  I also found the value of the 1976 version to range between 500 bucks to 1500. \n\nMatt
987413
Mickey Mantle cards can go back to the before 1950 and if they do the can be worth up to almost a thousand dollars. There are also 2006 Mickey Mantle cards which are only worth a few bucks.\nIf you have some older ones keep it because they are worth alot but if it is some 2000 ones, use it as a coaster.
504366
This might give you an indication of its value:\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/SIGNED-AUTOGRAPHED-MINDLESS-SELF-INDULGENCE-8X10-PHOTO_W0QQitemZ7619091836QQcategoryZ108727QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
810492
Certainly and if you want to try just put it in Ebay for 50 bucks and you'll see, in less than a week someone buys it...☺
705600
I'm not sure about what you have but an original topps 1952 Mickey Mantle rookie card is worth $37,500.
19758
It's "worth" whatever a person is willing to pay for it.  It's estimated current value is about $40, but again it all depends on what collectors are willing to pay.