Want to buy all the ’12 days of Christmas’ gifts? Here’s how much it’ll cost you

You've probably already heard the popular Christmas tune on the radio this holiday season. "The Twelve Days of Christmas" is an English Christmas carol published in 1780 that describes a series of very fancy gifts given back in the day. 

So just how much would these extravagant presents cost in today's dollars? 

PNC Wealth Management released its annual "Christmas Price Index," which calculates how much it would cost to buy the items from the famous tune today. As it turns out, the prices are outrageous!

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Today's cost of the 12 days of Christmas gifts:

1. A partridge in a pear tree: $209.99
2. Two turtle doves: $375.00
3. Three French hens: $181.50
4. Four calling birds: $599.96
5. Five gold rings: $750.00
6. Six geese-a-laying: $360.00
7. Seven swans-a-swimming: $13,125.00
8. Eight maids-a-milking: $58.00
9. Nine ladies dancing: $7,552.84
10. Ten lords-a-leaping: $5,508.70
11. Eleven pipers piping: $2,708.40
12. Twelve drummers drumming: $2,934.10

The total? A whopping $34,363.49! That's up .7% from last year, making 2016 the priciest year yet. It also would cost $156,507.88 to buy the presents for every time they are repeated in the song.

Imagine what you could buy for $156,507.88?!

Thankfully, gift giving for loved ones is a lot simpler today than it was back in the olden days. For some ideas on gift giving and how to get the very best deals, check out Deals.Clark.com! 

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