The $1500 number is an outlier event as it never sold for $8000.Might backfire.
During the 2008-2009 smashola, farm land declined from about $8,000/acre to $1,500. Then again if "things" go into total collapse to where "nobody's paper money is worth diddly-boo"... real assets like farm land, toilet paper, and Tampax... will be of value.
Jim Rogers still wears a bow tie, but his daughters are very cute.Bill Gates must be a friend of Jim Rogers.
Look now at the chart in my post above.Crap, my father in law didn't get anything close to that selling off 100 acres in Iowa a year ago.
Nice, their land was in Mitchell county, and I just double checked and the sale was actually 3 years ago now. I looked up the auction price and he actually did all right looking at those values, roughly $8000 an acre for the farm land, it was the 10 acres with the house that went for much less that I was thinking about.Look now at the chart in my post above.
re: Iowa farmland
https://www.extension.iastate.edu/agdm/wholefarm/pdf/c2-72.pdf