Crossword Clue: What a hot dog used to cost.
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- 10 bucks, in slang
- 10-cent coin
- 10 cents
- 10¢ coin
- 10-year prison sentence, in gang slang
- 10-year prison sentence, in slang
- 10-year sentence, in slang
- 10c coin
- 1/10 of a dollar
- __ novel
- ___-a-minute (call rate)
- ___ bag
- ___ novel
- American coin
- A __ a dozen
- Annual marcher
- A kind of novel.
- A little change
- Bearer of FDR's profile
- A tip, once
- Assist, in basketball slang
- Assist, in hoops
- Bit of change
- Bit of pocket change
- Bluenose coin
- Booth coin
- Fraction of a loonie
- Comic book buyer of old?
- Certain coin
- Fast-stop site
- FDR is on it
- FDR is pictured on it
- F.D.R. locale
- FDR's coin
- FDR's place
- It ain't worth a nickel
- Hoops assist
- It features FDR's profile
- It features F.D.R.'s profile
- It has 118 ridges
- It has a torch and two branches on its back
- Element of change?
- Element of change
- Emergency screwdriver
- Half of it is a nickel
- It once bought a cup of coffee
- It was redesigned in 1945
- It was redesigned in 1946
- Item to "spare" in 1932
- Cost for a dozen, in a phrase
- Cost for a dozen, sometimes
- Cost of a call, once
- Cost of a dozen?
- Cost of a minute call, maybe
- Cost of a novel, once
- Cost of a phone call, in Bogart films
- Cost of a phone call, once
- Cost of an old phone call
- Its edge has 118 ridges
- By law, it's 1.35 mm thick
- Circular torch bearer
- Bygone kind of store
- Bygone pay phone amount
- Bygone phone call cost
- Five-and-___
- Five-and-____
- Five partner
- Five's partner
- It's smaller than a penny
- "It's your ___"
- Call cost of old
- Ersatz screwdriver
- "I'm rich! No, just kidding. It's only a ___."
- "I'm rich! No, just kidding. It's only a ___."
- January marcher
- Canadian coin
- Impromptu flat screwdriver
- Impromptu screwdriver
- Dollar's 1/10
- Example of change
- Exemplar of thinness
- John D. handout
- Coin
- Coin depicting a torch
- Coin depicting an olive branch
- Coin depicting FDR
- Coin depicting Mercury, once
- Coin featuring a torch
- Coin featuring Roosevelt
- Coin for brother to spare
- Coin Joan Jett puts in the jukebox
- Coin originally called disme
- Coin redesigned in 1945
- Coin smaller than a penny
- Coin that depicts FDR
- Coin with a schooner
- Coin with a torch on it
- Coin with a torch on its reverse side
- Coin with a torch on the back
- Coin with a torch
- Coin with F.D.R.'s image
- Coin with F.D.R.'s profile
- Coin with grooved edges
- Coin worth 10¢
- Former pay-phone cost
- Dance price, once
- Original cost of Superman Comics
- Stop on a ___ (halt quickly)
- Stop on a ___
- Stop on a _____
- Where to see FDR
- Where to see FDR's portrait
- Stopping place?
- Stopping point?
- Novel price, once
- Novel type, once
- Novel type
- Store or novel leader
- Torch bearer
- Torch bearer?
- Torch site
- Place to see FDR
- "Put another ___ in the jukebox, baby"
- Kind of novel
- Kind of store, once
- Kind of store
- Roosevelt coin
- Roosevelt has been its head since 1946
- Roosevelt money
- Roosevelt's coin
- Sop to Ma Bell
- The Roosevelt coin
- Part of a proof set
- Little torch bearer
- Old novel price
- Old phone booth user's need
- Old phone call cost
- Old-time novel type
- Olive branch setting
- Olive branch site
- Mercury ___ (old U.S. coin)
- "Mercury" coin until 1945
- Mercury coin
- Mercury, for one
- Pay-phone fodder
- One of a fiver's fifty
- One of some rolls of 50
- Low price for a dozen, so it's said
- Mint product
- Mintage item
- Nickel & ...
- One thin --
- Legal tender with a torch
- Ma Bell's minimum
- Price of a dozen?
- Onetime novel price
- Onetime phone call cost
- Phone-booth item
- Phone call cost, in Bogart films
- Phone call cost, in old films
- Phone call cost, once
- Phone call need, once
- Light coin
- More than a quarter of a quarter
- Makeshift screwdriver
- Piggy bank deposit
- Turning point?
- "... spare a ___?"
- Silver coin
- Two-fifths of one quarter?
- Two-fifths of one quarter
- Word with store or novel
- Word with ''store'' or ''novel''
- Two nickels
- Type of novel
- Thin change
- Thin coin
- ''Thin'' coin
- "Thin" coin
- Symbol of thinness
- Thin mint product
- Thin mint product?
- Thin piece of change
- Site for Franklin Roosevelt
- Thinness comparison
- Thinness symbol
- Thinnest American coin
- Thinnest coin
- Thinnest US coin
- Thinnest U.S. coin
- What a hot dog used to cost.
- Slim change
- Slot insert, sometimes
- Slot insert
- Small change?
- Small change
- Small coin
- Tiniest change
- Small tip
- Tiny piece of currency
- What two nickels equal
- Smallest American coin
- Smallest coin
- Smallest US coin in size
- Telephone call cost, once
- Smoker's quantity
- US 10-cent coin
- US 10 cent coin
- U.S. coin
- US coin
- Ten bucks
- Ten-cent coin
- Ten-cent piece
- Ten cents
- Ten-year prison sentence, in slang
- Tenth of a dollar
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- New York Times - July 31, 1953
