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In Chapter 99 ("The Doubloon") of Moby Dick, Flask comments that the doubloon is worth 16 dollars, and, at two cents a cigar, that will get him 960 cigars. But if each cigar is two cents, then you can buy 50 for a dollar. 50 x 16 = 800, which isn't 960. Is this a math mistake on the part of th...