USA - The spot gold price crossed $2,067 dollars per troy ounce today, another all-time high. Since the 1930s the US dollar has lost 99% of its value against gold. A world reserve currency is supposed to be superior in storing value, but through boundless money printing the US dollar hasn’t been able to compete with gold by a long shot. In 1932 the gold price was $20.67 dollars per troy ounce, today it crossed $2,067 dollars. That’s a 99% decline in value of the dollar against gold. Other reserve currencies such as the British pound and Japanese yen have done even worse. The yen has lost 99.98% of its value against gold in 100 years.