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It's the simplest way to turn time into money: drop a few dollars into a compound interest bank account, then hop into your [[TimeTravel Time-O-Matic]] or become {{Human Popsicle}}s and come back in a couple dozen decades to find that your pocket change has exponentially increased to a fairly tidy fortune.
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It's the simplest way to turn time into money: drop a few dollars into a compound interest bank account, then hop into your [[TimeTravel Time-O-Matic]] TimeMachine or become {{Human Popsicle}}s and come back in a couple dozen decades to find that your pocket change has exponentially increased to a fairly tidy fortune.
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* A ''Manhua/OldMasterQ'' story attempts this, when Master Q invents a time machine that transports him, Big Potato and Chin to the Ming Dynasty. Realizing their present-day money - mostly 5-cent and 10-cent coins - are mistaken as extremely valuable treasures by ancient jewelers, the trio decide to exchange their coins with Ming-era potteries and sell them in the present as antiques. Alas, it doesn't work - when Master Q brings an ancient Ming vase to their on-off friend, Mr. Chiu who's an antiques dealer, Chiu mistakes the vase for a fake because [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome it's brand-new]].
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* A ''Manhua/OldMasterQ'' story attempts this, when Master Q invents a time machine that transports him, Big Potato and Chin to the Ming Dynasty. Realizing their present-day money - mostly 5-cent and 10-cent coins - are mistaken as extremely valuable treasures by ancient jewelers, the trio decide to exchange their coins with Ming-era potteries and sell them in the present as antiques. Alas, it doesn't work - when Master Q brings an ancient Ming vase to their on-off friend, Mr. Chiu who's an antiques dealer, Chiu mistakes the vase for a fake because [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome it's brand-new]].
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