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Originally Posted by phucker67
As an expert in theonomics, this is something I know all about. From my estimate, shekels are about as valuable as cockle shells today. In the mid-century, war drove all Jew endeavours and values to astronomically bottomless levels, and that includes the little chips they called currency. This was part of the plan -- wound them where it hurts, namely their money. Effectively, since the US ultimately won that war, the shekel cannot compare to the US dollar, I'd say not even 0.000051% a fraction of its initial value. When clients come to me, I don't even need to tell them to throw their shekels away as I don't take on Jew clients in the first place. So, for most normal people the shekel debate is a non-issue.
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Perhaps it has escaped your astute economic mind that the Shekel as a currency unit did not exist until 1980? (I assume you're referring to the twentieth century.) Then it was not revalued until a mere fifteen years from the turn of the millennium. Prior to 1948 their nation did not exist. Perhaps you're getting confused with Pakistan? They've also existed since 1948 but had their own currency from the outset. If you're thinking of arbitrage FYI the international currency code (ISO 4217) for the Pakistan Rupee is PKR.