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My favourite site says:
In 2006, �50000 0s 0d from 1813 is worth
�2,294,659.62 using the retail price index.
http://measuringworth.com/calculators/ppoweruk /
In 2006, �50000 0s 0d from 1813 is worth
�2,294,659.62 using the retail price index.
http://measuringworth.com/calculators/ppoweruk /
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The first site reads low in IMHO
I am used to the twentieth century equation:
1914 �1
1971 �10 decimalisation
now �100
I didnt think the pounds varied much in the C19 which is reflected bythe table, it tends to stick at �40 rather than �100
NB 1890 -1900 the pound deflates and buys more in 1900 than it did in 1890 BUT infant mortality rises during the decade....
I am used to the twentieth century equation:
1914 �1
1971 �10 decimalisation
now �100
I didnt think the pounds varied much in the C19 which is reflected bythe table, it tends to stick at �40 rather than �100
NB 1890 -1900 the pound deflates and buys more in 1900 than it did in 1890 BUT infant mortality rises during the decade....
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