100 years of preserving purchasing power.
While major fiat currencies have lost ~97β98% of their purchasing power since 1925, gold has remained one of the strongest long-term stores of value.
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ALT Chart showing purchasing power since 1925. Gold increases by approximately 8,100% over the century, while the US dollar, British pound and Australian dollar lose roughly 97β98% of their purchasing power. The chart highlights the long-term divergence between gold and major fiat currencies.