MARCH 10, 1996

SUNDAY
1996 Coca-Cola advertising artwork
$1,000 INVESTED IN COKE STOCK (KO) IN 1996
WOULD HAVE MADE YOU $4,657 IN THE 2025 DATASET
Min Wage Hourly$4.61
Median Home Price$133,040.00
Gas Price Avg$1.37
Bread Price Avg$0.88
Movie Ticket Avg$4.92
First Class Stamp$0.30
Milk Price Avg$3.10
Top Movies From 1996
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1 Independence Day
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Independence Day
2 Twister
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Twister
3 Mission: Impossible
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Mission: Impossible
4 Jerry Maguire
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Jerry Maguire
5 Ransom
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Ransom
6 101 Dalmatians
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101 Dalmatians
7 The Rock
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The Rock
8 The Nutty Professor
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The Nutty Professor
9 The Birdcage
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The Birdcage
10 A Time to Kill
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A Time to Kill
From Dusk Till Dawn
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From Dusk Till Dawn
Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood
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Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood
Bio-Dome
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Bio-Dome
Dunston Checks In
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Dunston Checks In
Happy Gilmore
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Happy Gilmore
Broken Arrow
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Broken Arrow
Black Sheep
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Black Sheep
Muppet Treasure Island
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Muppet Treasure Island
The Juror
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The Juror
Fargo
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Fargo
Primal Fear
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Primal Fear
Casino
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Casino
Toy Story
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Toy Story
Heat
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Heat
Jumanji
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Jumanji
12 Monkeys
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12 Monkeys
Sense and Sensibility
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Sense and Sensibility

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Television On March 10, 1996
The Simpsons poster
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The Simpsons
Friends poster
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Friends
Law & Order poster
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Law & Order
The X-Files poster
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The X-Files
Seinfeld poster
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Seinfeld
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Raw
Murder, She Wrote poster
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Murder, She Wrote
Star Trek: Voyager poster
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Star Trek: Voyager
The Nanny poster
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Exact-date daily brief

March 10, 1996

On March 10, 1996, the world witnessed a compelling blend of political and cultural narratives. In the United States, the story of Sol Wachtler, a former Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals, captivated the nation as he fa...

Inventions & Breakthroughs of March 1996

Gadgets, lab surprises, odd bets, and future-shocks from this slice of the calendar.

1 USB Standard Deployment
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USB Standard Deployment
2 Online Social Network Concept
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Online Social Network Concept
3 Flash Memory Expansion
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Flash Memory Expansion
4 Web-Based Mapping Service
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Web-Based Mapping Service
5 Online Education Platforms
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Online Education Platforms
6 Video Conferencing Software
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Video Conferencing Software
7 Portable Digital Camera
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Portable Digital Camera
8 Speech-to-Text Software Expansion
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Speech-to-Text Software Expansion
9 Search Engine Ranking Algorithm
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Search Engine Ranking Algorithm
10 Online Payment Gateway
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Headlines From March 10, 1996

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  • Headline: Capitalist Camp: Insights from Siberia. Impact: This camp sparked a series of capitalist ventures that ultimately led to the invention of the Siberian Bear Market, where stocks fluctuate based on how many bears are spotted each week. Investors now carry bear spray instead of pens. Fact: Siberia is known for its harsh winters, but it's also where dreams of capitalism go to freeze—literally.
  • Headline: The Fall of Sol Wachtler. Impact: Wachtler's fall from grace served as a cautionary tale for judges everywhere, leading to a dramatic decrease in extramarital affairs among the judicial elite and a spike in lonely judges eating takeout in their chambers. Fact: Judges have a unique power to sentence others, but Wachtler learned the hard way that they can also be sentenced. A real-life plot twist!.
  • Headline: SOAPBOX;700 Candid Words About Race. Impact: Colin Powell's candidacy for presidency paved the way for future politicians to discuss race—though most just ended up discussing their favorite color instead. Thanks for the progress, guys!. Fact: It turns out, discussing race in politics is like discussing diet at a buffet—everyone's uncomfortable, and no one leaves satisfied.
  • Headline: WHAT'S DOING IN;San Francisco. Impact: San Francisco's newfound pride in arts institutions led to an explosion of hipster culture, where people began bragging about their artisanal avocado toast instead of the 49ers. The city became the birthplace of the 'I-love-my-city-but-not-the-traffic' movement. Fact: San Francisco's fog is so famous that it even has its own Twitter account. Spoiler: The account is more popular than most politicians.
  • Headline: VOICES: VIEWPOINT;Russia's Imbalance of Power. Impact: The political games in Russia during this election set the stage for future power struggles, ultimately leading to a resurgence of the 'strongman' trope in global politics. Who knew dictators could be so trendy?. Fact: In Russia, even the elections are a spectacle. It's like the Super Bowl, but with more vodka and fewer commercials—unless you count the state propaganda.
  • Headline: Health Teachers Now Are the Experts in Sex Education Class. Impact: The elevation of health teachers as sex education experts led to an unexpected wave of awkwardness in classrooms, resulting in the invention of the 'sex ed emoji' to help kids communicate better. Spoiler: It didn't work. Fact: Sex education classes are often considered the most awkward part of school—next to asking your crush out during lunch. At least this one comes with a syllabus.
  • Headline: TRAVEL ADVISORY;An Egyptian Museum Bites the Dust. Impact: The demolition of this museum left a void in Egyptology, leading to a surge in amateur archaeologists trying to dig up ancient artifacts in their backyards. Sadly, they mostly just found old pizza boxes. Fact: Egyptian history is so rich that even a failed museum project can spark global interest. Just think—what if the pyramids were just the original 'We were going to build something great but...'.

Wall Street Time Machine

The Right Call: A historical $1,000 investment comparison using the stored long-range dataset.
Rank #2
MSFT
Microsoft
Price in 1996
$3.43
Stored value
$141,245

Microsoft - If you invested $1,000 in 1996, it would be worth $141,245 today (141.2x return)

Rank #3
AAPL
Apple
Price in 1996
$0.24
Stored value
$1,130,051

Apple - If you invested $1,000 in 1996, it would be worth $1,130,051 today (1130.1x return)

🦸 Top 5 Comics
Ultimate Spider-Man #1
Ultimate Spider-Man #1
$150
Superman: The Wedding Album
Superman: The Wedding Album
$150
Kingdom Come #1
Kingdom Come #1
$120
The Amazing Spider-Man #418
The Amazing Spider-Man #418
$4.00
Preacher #12
Preacher #12
$150
🧸 Top 5 Toys
Tickle Me Elmo
Tickle Me Elmo
$125.00
Beanie Babies
Beanie Babies
$10.00
Tamagotchi
Tamagotchi
$200.00
Space Jam Action Figures
Space Jam Action Figures
$150.00
Nintendo 64
Nintendo 64
$300.00
🎮 Top 5 Video Games
Super Mario 64
Super Mario 64
$200.00
Tomb Raider
Tomb Raider
$200.00
Resident Evil
Resident Evil
$243.85
Quake
Quake
$24.48
Pokã©Mon Red And Blue
Pokã©Mon Red And Blue
$150.00
⚾ Top 5 Trading Cards
Charizard - Base Set (Shadowless) - 1st Edition
Charizard - Base Set (Shadowless) - 1st Edition
$300,000
Kobe Bryant Fleer Ultra Rookie Card
Kobe Bryant Fleer Ultra Rookie Card
$1,200
Allen Iverson Topps Chrome Rookie Card
Allen Iverson Topps Chrome Rookie Card
$3,000
Michael Jordan 1996 Skybox E-X2000 A Cut Above
Michael Jordan 1996 Skybox E-X2000 A Cut Above
$4,500
Delver Lens of Truth - 1996 Magic: The Gathering World Championship
Delver Lens of Truth - 1996 Magic: The Gathering World Championship
$250,000