how much did the corps of discovery cost?
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Lewis and Clark traveled over 8,000 miles in less than 2 1/2 years, losing only one member of their party, at a total cost to the taxpayer of $40,000.\n\nThe Importance Of The Expedition\nThe results and accomplishments of the Lewis and Clark expedition were extensive. It altered the imperial struggle for the control of North America, particularity in the Pacific northwest, by strengthening the U.S. claim to the areas now including the states of Oregon and Washington. Lewis and Clark achieved an impressive record of peaceful cooperation with the Indians and generated American interest in the fur trade. This had a far reaching effect, since it led to further exploration and commercial exploitation of the West. Lewis and Clark added to geographic knowledge by determining the true course of the Upper Missouri and its major tributaries, and producing important maps of these areas. They forever destroyed the dream of a Northwest Passage, but proved the success of overland travel to the Pacific. The expedition compiled the first general survey of life and material culture of the Native American tribes they encountered. \n\nLewis and Clark made significant additions to the zoological and botanical knowledge of the continent, providing the first scientific descriptions of many new species of animals, including the grizzly bear, prairie dog, pronghorn antelope, and mountain goat. They made the first attempt at a systematic record of the meteorology of the West, and less successfully attempted to determine the latitude and longitude of significant geographical points. \n\nLewis and Clark traveled over 8,000 miles in less than 2 1/2 years, losing only one member of their party, at a total cost to the taxpayer of $40,000. By any measure of scientific exploration, the Lewis and Clark expedition was phenomenally successful in terms of accomplishing its stated goals, expanding human knowledge, and spurring further curiosity and wonder about the vast American West.
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Usually approximately 50 dollars.
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Dave Alberswerth, a Wilderness Society senior policy adviser, said that would be "way more than they have been selling in recent years." From 2000 to 2004, the bureau sold 13,160 acres for an average price of $320 an acre, he said. At that rate, the government would have to sell more than half a million acres to garner $182 million.
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Assuming you are speaking of the museum near Niagra Falls it's $12.95/adult.  All the rates are available on their web site.  Have fun!
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Yes ! I was 14 and living in Washington,  DC - my friend and I went to bike in our favorite park ( LITTLE FOREST ) and he brought his dad's metal detector along. There was once a fort     (or fortification) that the soldiers used from the war against the British and during the civil war. We thought that would be a great place to look for goodies and we were right !  We found three stashes of gold coins and relics glore that had  been ( delibrately ) buried since George Washington's & Abe Lincoln's presidencies !   Amazing ( net worth ) then in 1970,  $10,000+   Now - I ain't goin' to say !!!
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$1.00 Marine Corps commemorative is trading for about $75.\nthe speared 5 cent Bison is trading at about $175+++
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probably around 40,000 dollars
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Check out www.costofwar.com \nThis will give you all the info you require.
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The cost would depend on a large number of variables: No of astronauts, number of missions, duration of each mission would only be starters.  The cost per mission rapidly falls as the number of missions increases.  Lets assume the development and deployment of a fleet of new Earth-Moon spacecraft costs $100,000,000,000.  If there is only one mission then that is the cost!  But if there are 100 missions then the cost per mission is (only) $1,000,000,000
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April 30, 1803 for $15 million
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Well I just wasted my time since the person above me gave you the right answer. \n\nAnyways its $67 and that person already gave you the website.
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According to wikipedia:\n\n"The cost of the entire program is estimated at $135 billion (2006 dollars) ($25.4 billion in 1969 dollars). The Apollo spacecraft cost $28 billion (2006 dollars) to develop: $17 billion for the command and service modules, and $11 billion for the Lunar Module. The Saturn I, IB and V launch vehicle development cost about $46 billion."\n\nAnd, I might add, worth every penny ... in the technology we got out of it alone, much less the sheer human joy of doing it.
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I have heard $30, but there is a large range within that number.  The article below mentions $30 also but only as an assumed CPM.
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Inside Edition did a story on this months ago, and they have a link on their site (listed below).  I found almost $500 belonging to various members of my family!  Good luck!
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Lewis and Clark found what was in the Lousiana Purchase. They found the Pacific Ocean.\n\nOcian in View! O! the Joy"\n~William Clark, Nov. 7, 1805
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anywhere from $400- several thousand dollars.
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Considering the year, they were fairly expensive to build. This website gives exact details.