From what I've seen at other candy websites, molded chocolate candies were being made in the early 1800s, particularly Easter Eggs. I also have seen various histories of the candy cane that says peppermint sticks have been around for over 600 years; the sticks were transformed into canes in the late 1600s, and in early 1900s the red stripe was added. I'm sure other hard candies, such as lemon drops and maple syrup candy are pre-1800s, and the lollipop was first made in 1780. Caramel candies were also created relatively early on, perhaps as early as 1650, but definitely common in the 1800s. In books based on the 1800 time period they do talk about buying candy for small amounts of money. It was probably somewhat a pound for 50 cent/a dollar.
It was $12.99
25 dabloons
boot 4000000000000 dollars
About 2 shillings.
A pack of gum in the 1800s cost a penny. You could buy an entire cow for 10 dollars and a pound of coffee for about twenty-five cents.
It was $12.99
It costs just about as much as rock candy
18.00s per pound
59 cents
10pers
25 dabloons
boot 4000000000000 dollars
if you're buying 2 candy bars, then 1.00.
A nickel.
40000001000 $
25c
That depends on what sort of candy bar it is, where you live, when you buy the candy and in which specific store you shop.