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Can you guess which item cost more in 1968?
Find out if the price is right for '60s shopaholics.
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If you were making shopping lists in 1968, you remember a time when 60 Minutes was brand-new and society had just managed to make it to the far side of the moon.
It was a hugely significant year historically, but amid all that trivia, do you remember the price points of all the stuff you bought?
Consider this a time-traveling version of The Price Is Right. Scroll through the items below and decide after seeing them side by side: Which costs more? Only the savviest '60s shoppers can get 7/10. Good luck!
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Which cost more in 1968: a blender or a 5-speed bike?
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Which cost more in 1968: a 2-slice toaster or a pocket knife?
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Which cost more in 1968: a portable record player or an AM-FM clock radio?
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Which cost more in 1968: a leather football or your rink skates?
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Which cost more in 1968: an electric-eye Polaroid camera or an ornate cradle phone?
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Which cost more in 1968: an automatic corn popper or a medium-duty drill?
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Which cost more in 1968: a dart set or a music box?
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Which cost more in 1968: an electric juicer or a double-bell alarm clock?
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Which cost more in 1968: a family-sized tent or a fiber glass boat?
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Which cost more in 1968: a contemporary TV or a portable color TV?
Can you guess which item cost more in 1968?
Your Result...
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Looney Tunes - Holiday Bugs
$19.95
Svengoolie® T-Shirt
$19.95
I Love Lucy - Lucy Lines
$19.95
Svengoolie Face Ceramic Mug
$17.99
Women's Svengoolie® T-Shirt
$19.95
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5 Comments
You got 7 out of 10
Ca-ching! Either you used to shop in the '60s or else your instincts are right on the money.
Ca-ching! Either you used to shop in the '60s or else your instincts are right on the money.
7 of 10
You got 7 out of 10
You got 7 out of 10
Ca-ching! Either you used to shop in the '60s or else your instincts are right on the money.Missed #1, #5, and #9.
Ca-ching! Either you used to shop in the '60s or else your instincts are right on the money.Missed #1, #5, and #9.
In 1968, I was buying comic books and candy bars; the big ticket items were my parents' thing.