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How much did a toaster cost during the 1920s?
1,000,000,000 $
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5 cents
How much did a box of jello cost in the 1920s?
5
How much does rock candy cost?
It costs just about as much as rock candy
How much did the hoover model 541 cost in the 1920s?
59.99
How much did a postage stamp cost in the 1920s?
2 cents
How much did postage stamp cost in the 1920s?
2 cents
How much did glass cost in the 1920s?
they cost 3,000,000 dollars for a pair of 3D glasses
How much does a pound of candy cost at candy craze?
18.00s per pound
How much did candy cost?
59 cents
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10pers
How much was a piece of candy in the 1920's?
A piece of candy did not cost much in the 1920s. Back then, there were small mom and pop stores that had pieces of candy (similar to some candies we buy in bags today) in a display where you could choose one or two, or however many you wanted, and they would put them all in a small paper bag. There were plenty of choices for a penny and some were two for a penny.
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