Value in 1886 = $1
Value in 2010 = $134,000
Number of years = 2010-1886 = 124 years
Future value = Present value * (1 + r)n
$134,000 = $1*(1+r)124
1+r = 1340001/24
r = 1.6354 - 1 = 0.6354
Rate of return = 63.54%
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