Greenland isn't as big as it looks in the usual Mercator projection, which emphasizes size as you approach the poles. Same thing with Alaska, purchased for $7.2 million
Alaska's "value" today at 3% inflation for 145 years is $523 million based on the latest arm's length purchase price.
Greenland is approximately 2,166,086 sq km, Alaska is about 1,717,856 km
2, so it's about 30% bigger than Alaska.
So, correcting for area, Greenland ought to go for about $680 million, neglecting the amenities. I think it's got an extra bath and a couple more bedrooms than usual, as a licensed appraiser would soon find out.
Terry, 230RN
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PS What would become of the Danish Nationals already there? Dual Citizenship?