How much did things cost in 1967 - USA?

Prices have risen considerably since 1967. This table gives you an idea of how prices have changed since 1967.

Many things were much cheaper: houses, cars, posting a letter and cigarettes.

These are some prices of items in 1967.

1967 priceInflation adjusted
Average house price (1)$19,892$165,000
Gallon of gas33c$2.80
Ford Fairlane V8 Fordor Sedan$2,445$20,300
Philco Color television $299.95$2,500
Admiral Marquis 10-transistor AM-FM radio$24.95$210
Admiral Caprice 10-transistor AM radio$9.95$83
20 cigarettes (average price)33c$2.70
Posting a letter5c42c
Newspaper: The New York Times10c83c
Hamburger at McDonald's15c$1.25
Flour (5lb)60c$5.00
Bread (per lb)22c$1.80
Road steak (lb)$1.10$9.10
Chuck roast (lb)61c$5.10
Pork chops (lb)$1.00$8.30
Bacon (lb)84c$7.00
Butter (lb)83c$6.90
Eggs (dozen)49c$4.10
Milk (½ gallon)57c$4.70
Oranges (dozen)77c$6.40
Potatoes (10lb)75c$6.20
Canned tomatoes (No. 303 can)20c$1.70
Navy beans (lb)18c$1.50
Coffee (lb)77c$6.40
Margarine (lb)28c$2.30
Sugar (5lb)61c$5.10

References

(1) 'News of reality: More homes sold: Average Price Up to $19,892, published in the New York Times April 22, 1968, page 76 ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times with Index

By Steven Braggs, November 2023

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