Yeah, that’s right—zero dollars and zero cents.

Not a significant age, nor age number but another birthday nonetheless.

So it would be more appropriate to ask about a 7-angled figure instead of a 7-sided figure.

No, I was just using specific numbers as an example.

Why not wait for a round figure, like 20 billion ?

250 years is a pretty important milestone, isn’t it?

Apply a fixed price, such as a psychological price, for example

That’s a pretty good amount for 1 ounce of silver worth about $12!

Two million is a pretty far-fetched number though regardless.

It is really 12 idealized generations of 40 years each.

A nice, round number that’s as good a reason to celebrate as any.

….you’ll want to finish it off with some quarter round, or similar.

This is just one example, using round numbers that are easy to calculate.

They must want to end on a round number or something like that.

These price thresholds are often close to a psychologically important round number.