what was the price of clothes in 1963?
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1966 I  THINK\nSame time pounds changed to dollars
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Yeah, in the late 90's it was less than $1.00
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It is an M+S frock, and it costs £150-00.
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Perhaps you could get an idea of the current going-rate for these on ebay?\n\nThis is what I have found: http://search.ebay.co.uk/ty-beanie-baby_W0QQfkrZ1QQfltZ9QQfromZR8
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The answer is about $6000 usd.
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The sales price was 135% of your original cost, so divide $650 by 1.35 (135%) and that will be your original cost.
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well.. since most ppl probably could iron it themselves, id charge around $5-10 per item of clothing
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Approximately 50 cents.
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Going how far back in years?   1983 $25 today would have been approximately equivelent to $12.65 according to the government.\n1960  $3.76\n1940   $1.77\n1900   $1.11\n1850    $1.025\n1800    $1.51\n1700    $1.025\n\nNotice something interesting?   Inflation picked up dramatically as government deficit spending increase.  Governments say, "What the heck.  Let's pay back our debts in inflated dollars."\n\nhttp://oregonstate.edu/Dept/pol_sci/fac/sahr/derive_infcf16652005.pdf
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probably 50-75 bucks, depending on the condition of the blueing and stock.  sorry, it's not a high dollar item.  but look at the bright side, it's worth the same now as it was 45 years ago, maybe a bit more.
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What cost $20,000 in 1860 would cost $410,853.08 in 2005.\n\nAlso, if you were to buy exactly the same products in 2005 and 1860, they would cost you $20,000 and $973.58 respectively. \n\nhttp://www.westegg.com/inflation/infl.cgi
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Books, normally manga... on Amazon, and between about £5 and £10... cheap clothes... generally as much as I can get for the little amount of money I have!
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It all depends.  If you hava a certificate of authenticity the price will rise.  If you actual evidence that they signed (like a video clip) your sitting on a little goldmine.  A Jamie Carragher shirt like that goes for 100-125 pounds on e bay.
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A year?  Well lets see... on average I spend about $60-$70 a month on new clothes, shoes etc... so multiply that by 12 and we've got about $840 a year!  WOW! I never realized it was that much.  But compared to a lot of other people in this world... thats pretty normal.  Good Luck with your project.
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This is the result from one of the on-line conversion charts. I have put a link below the answer.\n\n$149.00  =£78.3575 \n\nhttp://www.xe.com/ucc/convert.cgi
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TRY WWW.EVERYHIT.COM\n\nIT HAS A MASSIVE LISTING GOING BACK TO 1955 TO THE PRESENT.