[sjmm1989]

Um, actually... You're in for a bad time mate: ($1.00 = $7.31) https://www.in2013dollars.com/us/inflation/1970?amount=1

Even at a 100 year range it comes out to: ($1.00 = $16.89) https://www.in2013dollars.com/us/inflation/1922?amount=1

BUT, these numbers may not yet be taking into full account some of the most recent upticks in inflation. SO, there may be some room for error yet. But $24... sorry pal, but nope. Not quite there yet.

And for the Canadians out there: It's pretty much the same deal. I think last I checked, it was at $15.65 for 1$ @ 100 years range.