.35 cents from 1967 is worth $2.70 — according to the inflation calculator | by Barry Davret

Barry Davret

Jan 15, 2020·1 min read

…ice for allowance. I had a $0.35 allowance in 1968. Enough to buy a Mad Magazine or paperback book. Adjusted for inflation, it’s gotta be at least $5 by now.

You are one cheap dad if $3 a week was your first choice for allowance.

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.35 cents from 1967 is worth $2.70 — according to the inflation calculator

Barry Davret

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