You trying to be sarcastic? facetious? sardonic?
A realistic gold reval from its current and ridiculous $44.22 (1973), considering a bimetallic evaluation, might be $7000/ounce. But then, with indications that the currency could be based on a basket of commodities, could be less.
The usdebtclock.org right now has the dollar to gold ratio at $9244/oz.
A move to a ‘New Dollar’, where there would be a strictly controlled conversion, is uncharted financial territory.
When we are ALL forced to go to the new digital dollar, the greenback we now hold will value the same as Confederate money. We will be given a timeliness to convert or go bust. The new digital ID you will be given will ensure no scamming or theft as all transactions will be tracked. You will be completely secure!! What a glorious Brave New World awaits us!!
It is just a “math thing”...if you want a gold-backed dollar convertible on a 1-1 basis i.e. $1 gold-backed dollar is redeemable for $1 in gold (like the old gold & silver certificates) then the U.S. govt. official price of gold needs to be around $85,363./troy oz.. (My math: $22.3 Trillion in U.S. “M2” money supply divided by the 261.5 million troy ounces of gold in U.S. reserves).
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/release/tables?eid=155805&rid=426
Or just use these:
