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I'm trying to figure out how the seventh is still relevant in the modern-age. I'm assuming that we take the true dollar value of a set of goods into account when deciding whether or not a lawsuit involving those goods warrants a trial by the seventh amendment. If a lawsuit involves a dispute over the value of goods, then would the aforementioned value need to be at least twenty present-day American dollars, or the value of twenty American dollars back in seventy-seventy-six, which would be about six-hundred and ninety-three American dollars in the present-day, if Google is to be trusted?