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Guest Guest	I need to find out the prices of some products in the 1980s like milk, eggs, baby food, soda can, coffee, pizza, magazine, ice cream cone, movie ticket, toothpaste, newspaper, gasoline, hamburger for a project I'm doing for my niece. ÊCan anyone help? 1980s Aunt
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Guest Guest	I am doing the very same project right now and i suggest you visit ask Jeeves @ http://www.ask.com. Lots of info there!Just type in your question and you will get at least 50 answers.
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lostinthe80s Junior Member	Can you tell me what the prices of stuff was in the 80's in Canada?
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Guest Guest	Ooh don't poo-poo a nickel, Lisa. A nickel will buy you a steak and kidney pie, a cup of coffee, a slice of cheesecake and a newsreel. With enough change left over to ride the trolley from Battery Park to the polo grounds.
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harlie Newbie	Is anyone else experiencing a time warp with gas prices? I've seen it as low as $.87/gallon! Just like during high school.
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The day Bazooka Joe became more than 5 cents was the end of the 80's for me. Ju-jubes were 1 cent each, a bag of Tostitos would run you 35 cents, a "Snow White" cream soda about 40 cents, hockey and baseball card packs were never over 25 cents, and Big League Chew was at the top of the price list at a wopping 50+ cents. They used to sell this Chinese stick gum in red packaging that would come with a little tattoo for 2 cents. Can't remember the name though...

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Guest Guest	I agree with the last post..and even when you bought a pack of baseball card then you got a stick of gum with them.....it was so hard you could hardly chew it, but you got something extra.....lol
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