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How much did a toaster cost during the 1920s?
1,000,000,000 $
How much would a soda and hamburger cost in 1953?
maybe $2.50
How much did soda cost in 1996?
$1.00 for a can of Pepsi
How much did fighter planes cost to produce in the 1920s?
In the 1920's, fighter planes cost about 50,000 per plane to produce. However, some were as expensive as 1.5 million dollars to produce.
How much money were radios in the 1920s?
$8.00
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