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How much was a gallon of gas in 1913?

How much was a gallon of gas in 1913?

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I can remember gas during the 1960’s at 29.9 cents a gallon. The last time that gasoline averaged 20 cents a gallon was in 1942. That was during WWII !…Gasoline 20 Cents a Gallon?

Q. How much did gas cost in the 1900s?

Gasoline Many of us aren’t old enough to remember paying 21 cents a gallon for gas, but it wasn’t as sweet as you may think. That’s over $2.00 more for a gallon today after you adjust for inflation.

Q. How much was gas a gallon in 1912?

A gallon of gas cost seven cents, and a loaf of bread five cents; a medium-priced home was $2,750. The cost of living sounds great, but in 1912, Alabama insane asylums were confined to a per capita expenditure of $3.25 per week, or $169 per year.

TypeBarber Dimes
Year1913
Silver Price$0.58
Silver Value in a Dime$0.04

Q. How much was gas 1971?

Supporting Information

YearRetail Gasoline Price (Current dollars/gallon)Retail Gasoline Price (Constant 2015 dollars/gallon)
19710.361.67
19720.361.59
19730.391.62
19740.532.03

Q. How much did eggs cost in 1970?

Prices

Cost of a new home:$26,600.00
Cost of a first-class stamp:$0.06
Cost of a gallon of regular gas:$0.36
Cost of a dozen eggs:$0.62
Cost of a gallon of Milk:1.15

Q. What was the average price of a house in 1970?

In 1970, the national median home value adjusted for inflation was $107,291; in 2017, it’s $217,600 — that’s a 103% increase. In fact, more than half of all US States (including Washington, DC) have seen a median home value increase of more than 100%.

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