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In 1961, $1 would get you 4 boxes of Cheerios.
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In 1967, one dollar would get you 4 loafs of bread.
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In 1964, $1 would get 1 carload into the drive-in movies.
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In 1952, you could score just under 3-pounds of coffee for just one buck
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In 1969 you could pump in just under 3 gallons of gas
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In 1956, $1 would get you 18 eggs
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In 1965, one dollar would buy you 80 ounces of frozen French fries
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In 1966, 5 bottles of Heinz Ketchup to put on those fries.
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In 1951, a package of 25 Christmas cards.
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In 1954, a 16 ounce T-bone steak would set you back a buck.
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5 fast food hamburgers in 1962 = $1.00.
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In 1968, you’ve bought up 20 Hershey’s Bars.
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In 1959, 7 cans of deliciously gross cans cream style corn.
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In 1960, 3 cans of Del Monte peaches.
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1n 1954, you could load up on 24 pounds of potatoes.
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n 1958, you could get 25 pounds of celery for $1
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In 1950, you could buy 4 pounds of frozen free beans.
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1 bath towel = 1$
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In 1963, you could get 3 pints of fresh picked blueberries.
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In 1955, a Slinky cost one dollar. That was a lot for that magical toy but so worth it!
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