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felinefriend | 14:23 Sun 02nd Aug 2009 | History
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can anyone remember how much 20 cigarettes cost in 1977 ?
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Around �1.20.
I think in 1976 a packet of Benson & Hedges was about 36p
I cant remember as i used to get mine free,well i was in the womb at the time............
I seem to recall in those days people saying they'd give it up if a packet went above �1.
I'm pretty certain it was quite a lot less than �1.20, barry1010, but I'm happy to be proved wrong. Have you got a link?
I can remember the "give up when they go over a pound" days very clearly and I'm pretty sure that was 1983/84 so in 1977 they'd have been considerably less. Doesn't answer your question, but it's a step on the way :)
i can remember going out on a fiver and that got me 3 pints of cider and a pack of 20 and that was in late 88/89!
Dont know about 1977 but I packed in smoking in 72 I've alway rembered paying 50p for a pint of beer & 20 embassy
with the beer costing about 12p
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thanks everybody - I think I have a good idea now and will be able to settle an argument with a relative.
I can remember before the 2nd world war Woodbines cost
2d old pence for five. That would be about 1930. Just thought you might be interested
I can remember being able to buy 10 sovereign or 10 number 10 for 9 and half pence, for half pence you could buy a book of matches. thats what my 10pence lunch money for school, went on. that was the 70s
they cost the same as they do now, just more tax

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