How much was the Burger King Whopper in '60s ?

Question

How much was the Burger King Whopper in '60s ?

Answer 1

Wow!  19 cents!!!  Check out this link!

Answer 2

50 c

Answer 3

I have to admit, I'm a sucker for random trivia facts. I just love knowing stuff, I guess. Burger King is busy promoting the Whopper's 50th birthday, and I found a plethora of random facts about the famous burger. Among my favorites:

*There are 221,184 ways to order your Whopper.

*45 percent of people order their Whopper with cheese.

*22 percent, including myself, hold the onions.

*The Whopper was invented on March 4, 1957, and it originally sold for a whopping 37 cents (I would point out that it costs more to mail a letter nowadays...)

*And perhaps my favorite: the Whopper bun features 275 sesame seeds, but the original bun was seedless.

Answer 4

As a kid we didnt eat there, but we had this place in Charlotte N,carolina calld Bells burgers and we paid ..15 for them.That was back in the early '60's. I didnt start eating BK till the late 60's and remeber getting them for .99. In '74 I worked for Hardees in NC and there Deluze sold for .99 then. So you will know I am 54 yr old. A gal, of gas in '74 was .75,: a gal of milk was like under a dollar. A  movie was 1.50,  popcorn was .50 and canned drinks in the machine was .25. yep times have changed.