The average cost for a dozen eggs in the US in 1975 was about .75 cents.
The US average price to the farmer was 69.4 cents per dozen.
12 eggs= a dozen
24 eggs are the equivalent of two dozen eggs. A dozen is 12, while a baker's dozen is 13.
A dozen means twelve and so a dozen eggs is twelve eggs. Usually eggs are sold in cartons and these contain a specific number which will be either a half-dozen (which is six eggs), a dozen (that is, twelve eggs), or the number can be specified, say nine eggs, or maybe even fifteen or eighteen eggs. If you want a greater quantity of eggs you might buy a tray, which will be thirty eggs. For some reason, eggs are usually sold in multiples of three.
I am reading my grandmother's diary from 1930. They had chickens and she sold her first dozen eggs for 30 cents, on December 4, 1930.
For a dozen eggs it cost only 58 cents.
In 1970 a dozen of fresh eggs cost only 62 cents. Therefore, six fresh eggs would have only cost 31 cents in 1970.
13 cents a dozen
a dozen eggs cost 20 cents in the 1970'
The cost of a dozen eggs in 1970 was 62 cents. The cost of a gallon of gas in 1970 was only 36 cents.
The average cost for a dozen eggs in the US in 1975 was about .75 cents.
.99 cents a dozen
53 cents
About 20 cents.
39 cents
About 42 cents.