MMidnitte beehaw.orgTo account for changing status of economic major powers, artist Ty$ has announced changing their name to Ty¥14Reply
Dasus lemmy.world A 1975 U.S. 50-cent coin had the same purchasing power as approximately $3.01 in 2025, due to a cumulative inflation of 502.19% since that year Let's start calling him "tree fiddy" for now so it'll be right in a few years time. 3Reply
wwhosepoopisonmybuttocks sh.itjust.worksHe got famous in 2003 with "get rich or die trying." According to the calculator on the us bureau of labor statics website, something that would have cost 50 cents in 2003 would cost 89 cents today. 50 cents has lost 44% of its value since 2003. https://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl?cost1=.5&year1=200301&year2=2025082Reply
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It would need to be $1.05 now.
1 trillion Turkish lira
Did you do the math?
To account for changing status of economic major powers, artist Ty$ has announced changing their name to Ty¥
Let's start calling him "tree fiddy" for now so it'll be right in a few years time.
He got famous in 2003 with "get rich or die trying."
According to the calculator on the us bureau of labor statics website, something that would have cost 50 cents in 2003 would cost 89 cents today.
50 cents has lost 44% of its value since 2003.
https://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl?cost1=.5&year1=200301&year2=202508