How People Count Cash?
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$1.25 Bill
From Newfoundland, on display at the currency museum in Ottawa, Ontario.
From Newfoundland, on display at the currency museum in Ottawa, Ontario.

Not counting inflation, 50k Canadian Dollars would be 49,910.15 US dollars.
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I Googled, and could only find out when they were first issued (1896), not when they went out. I happen to have a few books on Canadian economic history, but I can only calculate inflation after 1910. But if my reckoning is right, $50, 000 Canadian in 1910 is worth about $925, 000 modern Canadian, rounded up and based on a ‘basket of goods’ (mostly food in bulk, certain cloths). Probably about the same in modern US.
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