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PostPosted: Wed Aug 01, 2012 3:50 pm 
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Taken from a advertised sale of a 1976 Martin D35

I like call Martin and "Ask for Mike" bit, it made me smile so I thought I would share it with you

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I wish I could still get a D-35 for 535 bucks.

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It is currently selling for $3000.00

That is a 460% increase in value over 36 years

I am not good at compound interest but an avg of 12.7% a year is not a bad investment

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as for investment - you could have done better on the stock market -

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But what fun is that?

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That is a 460% increase in value over 36 years

Increase in price, not value. According to inflation calculators, the value of today's dollar is 24.6 cents, compared to a 1976 dollar.

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