$1 Items From The 1960s That Cost A Fortune Today!

#RetroShopping #1970sBargains #ThrowbackPrices #1960s

Welcome back, folks! Can you imagine that a single dollar could get you three gallons of gasoline in the 1970s? Today, that same dollar barely gets you a third of a gallon. Certainly, matching my own astonishment, we have more discoveries that promise to leave you astounded. Curious what else was just a dollar away? It's time for a memory refresh, let's roll!

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:23 Breakfast at a Diner
1:24 Paperback Novels
2:11 Children's Books
2:58 School Lunch
3:44 Pair of Socks
4:31 Roll of Film
5:12 Bar Soap
5:58 Yard of Fabric
6:53 Dog or Cat Food
7:40 Tea Bags
8:30 Pocket Notebooks
9:22 Typewriter Ribbon
10:16 Pack of Razor Blades
11:08 Stick of Deodorant
12:05 Glass Bottle of Milk
12:57 Vegetable Seeds Packet
13:45 Shoe Polish
14:33 Packet of Envelopes
15:23 Baby Food Jars
16:08 Theater Matinee Tickets
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