How much did a pint of beer cost in 1980?

Unfortunately, there's no single, definitive answer to how much a pint of beer cost in 1980. The price varied significantly based on:

* Location: Prices were different in different parts of the country and even within cities.

* Type of beer: Imported beers, craft beers, and popular domestic brands all had different price points.

* Establishment: Bars, pubs, restaurants, and grocery stores had varying pricing structures.

To give you an idea:

* According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the average price of a "beer at a bar" in 1980 was $1.44**. This is not specifically a pint, but gives a general indication of the price.

* A 1980 article in the New York Times mentioned that a pint of domestic beer at a New York City bar was around $1.50.

To get a more accurate estimate, you could:

* Search for newspaper or magazine articles from 1980 that mention beer prices in your specific area.

* Look for old menus or price lists from bars or restaurants operating in 1980.

Remember, these are just estimates. Inflation has significantly increased beer prices since 1980.