In the early 1700s, bakers' wages varied significantly depending on their location and the type of bakery they operated. Generally, they earned between 10 to 20 pence a day in England, which could be a decent income relative to other trades at the time. However, wages could fluctuate based on demand, seasonality, and the economic conditions of the area. Overall, bakers were considered skilled laborers and tended to earn more than unskilled workers.
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i have a 1700 penny and im wondering how much it will be ?
100-$200. 200 dollars from back then is worth thousands today.
Quite a bit, but it depends on:1) The date2) The variety, most of the early US coins had dies that were hand-engraved, different dies had different features and some are rarer/more desirable than others3) The condition. Even a common-date, common-variety early US coin can be worth over a thousand dollars if in uncirculated shape.
how much money do bakers make a year?
20 gran
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2 dollars a day
Around 200-400 pounds a year.
A bakers dozen =13
$100,000.99
5.25 for a bakers dozen
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It all depends on which place you buy it from
About 15.70 an hour
nothing...they all got fired!