How much was a pint of beer in 1960?

How much was a pint of beer in 1960?

The average house price was £2,530 while a pint of beer cost 8p, a loaf of bread 5p and a packet of 20 cigarettes would set you back just less than 25p.

How much did a pint of beer cost in 1967?

The Price Of A Beer: 1952-2016

Year	Price of Beer	Adjusted for Inflation
1966	$0.75	$5.63
1967	$0.76	$5.54
1968	$0.79	$5.61
1969	$0.82	$5.58

How much was a pint of beer in 1989?

Table

Period	Value
1988	99
1989	108
1990	122
1991	137

How much was a pint of beer in 1962?

A loaf of white bread which would cost around 55p now would then have cost on average 11.5d (4.5 p). A pint of milk would have set you back 1 shilling 4d (6.5p) compared with 40p on average today. A copy of the Guardian costing 55p today would have cost just 4d (1.5p) and a pint of beer 2 shillings 4d (11.5p).

How much did milk cost in 1961?

Prices

Cost of a new home:	$17,200.00
Cost of a first-class stamp:	$0.04
Cost of a gallon of regular gas:	$0.31
Cost of a dozen eggs:	$0.57
Cost of a gallon of Milk:	$0.49

How much was a pint of beer in 1977?

The Office of National Statistics says you cannot compare like with like. In 1977 it priced a pint bottle of beer, not draught. Even so, it was less than 40p, compared with closer to £3 a pint today – a rise of 618%.

How much was the average wage in 1962?

Indexing yearly income

Year	Wage Index
1959	$3,855.80
1962	$4,291.40
1965	$4,658.72
1968	$5,571.76

What was the hourly wage in 1962?

Data in current dollars and constant 1996 dollars

	Value of the minimum wage
Year	Current dollars	Constant (1996) dollars 1
1962	1.15	5.97
1963	1.25	6.41
1964	1.25	6.33