How much is a foot worth?
611204
an arm and a leg.  muahahahah!
412576
I'LL to know I have a hand full of them.\n\nMy guess $0.50
115951
My Overstreet price guide is a few years old, but it has the following.\n\nGood - $30,000\nFine - $70,000\nVery Fine - $110,000\nNear Mint - $200,000\n\nOf course, a comic book is only worth what you can sell it for. So, these prices are subject to change.
309774
It is Pound Sterling (£)\n\nGood Luck!!
541037
Well, we know for sure it's worth one cent.  You might look at http://www.surok.addr.com/index.html and ask there about it.
242739
12 inches makes one foot.
979482
I THINK YOU MEAN WHAT THERE WORTH. IT THEY ARE WHEATIES THEY ARE PROBABLY WORTH ABOUT A PENY. IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE YEAR AND CONDITION. THEY ARE NOT WORTH MORE THEN 10 CENTS
527650
is that comma misplaced? or did you miss one zero? if that is $1,200 i think after 20 years it will be worth $4,387.74. but if you missed 1 zero, after 20 years, that $12,000 will become $43,877.36. i hope it's correct. tell me if it is or if it's not...
815157
Footaction, Foot Locker, Champs Sports, Eastbay Magazine, they will probably be at your local mall or something. They'll run you $150
1001837
Oh somewhere between 2-3 hundred dollars mate!
934005
If it is autogrqphed then it is worth:\n\n .00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 cents.
774461
Remember this magic number, 3.2808. Say for example 15 inch is 1.25feet. Divide it by 3.2808 gives u an accurate 0.381 number in metre. The use of the significant numbers is to prevent rounding off error.
460414
Could be worth a lot. I'll give you $20 for it.
894501
Depends how much the books are worth.
147134
1 feet = 0.3048 meters\n\nFeet  Meters \n1.00 = 0.30 \n5.00 = 1.52 \n10.00 = 3.05 \n15.00 = 4.57 \n20.00 = 6.10 \n25.00 = 7.62 \n30.00 = 9.14 \n35.00 = 10.67 \n40.00 = 12.19 \n45.00 = 13.72 \n50.00 = 15.24 \n55.00 = 16.76 \n60.00 = 18.29 \n65.00 = 19.81 \n70.00 = 21.34 \n75.00 = 22.86 \n80.00 = 24.38 \n85.00 = 25.91 \n90.00 = 27.43 \n95.00 = 28.96 \n100.00 = 30.48
222710
there is a formula for the direct conversion of meters to feet but i forgot, but you can use this instead;\n1 inch = 2.54 cm\n1 foot = 12 inches\n1 foot = 12 x 2.54 = 30. 48 cm\n1 meter = 100 cm\ntherefore\n1 foot = .3048 meter\n\nso \n2.36 meter = 2.36/.3048 feet\n2.36 meter = 7.74 feet
134449
They certainly have value, my guess is around $100 for the pair.