Here's What Everything In 'The 12 Days of Christmas' Song Actually Costs [INFOGRAPHIC]

A partridge in a pear tree? That'll be $199.99.

At least according to PNC. The bank is out with its annual Christmas Price Index ("CPI"), which prices all of the gifts from the classic tune "The 12 Days of Christmas" compared with Yuletides of the past.

PNC's CPI joins two storied American traditions - holiday shopping and inflation grousing. All told, the gifts from the song total $27,393.17, $1,192 more than last year and 116% higher than 1984, when the bank launched the index.

Although the "true cost of Christmas" - the total cost of the items when you repeat all of the song's verses - is $114,651.18.

"While there are exceptions in given years, what's most interesting about the index's history is that since the beginning, year-over-year increases have averaged 2.9 percent, which is exactly the same number as the U.S. inflation index," PNC Wealth Management's Jim Dunigan said in a press release.

Check out the graphic.