Being Captain America isn't easy, or apparently cheap.
According to Movieclips, the real-life cost of being the Star-Spangled Man would be somewhere around $54,609,201.60.
When adjusting variable costs for inflation — considering that Cap was frozen for 70 years — the number grows to $54,977,922.05.
That's the total for super-serum, three various red-white-and blue outfits, and his 12 lbs. vibranium shield — which at 10 grand a gram, comes out to $54,431,100 alone.
Here are the various prices that make up America's first Avenger:
The project that created Captain America (Project: Rebirth) cost $30,000 in the '40s when counting in lab equipment, serum, technicians, and research.
Captain America's uniform (belts, boots, helmet, etc.) costs around $1,000, but since there's three of them the price is $3,720.
The bike that Cap is driving around in "Captain America: The Winter Solider" is the 2014 Harley-Davidson 750 which has a retail price of $7,500.
Captain America's super-solider metabolism is four times the average human meaning he eats four times as much. That would make Steve Rogers' annual grocery bill $25,772.
All those punching bags Cap destroys in "The Avengers": $600
However, Captain America makes some money also. If he bought a typical amount of war bonds back during World War II, he would have $3,600. Also his S.H.I.E.L.D. salary is most likely around $100,000 a year.
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