All things £:s:d....open to all.

[Spycam]

I'll start (and thanks to Terry for the idea).

I clearly remember that in the Summer of 1967 Cornish pasties
were 6d each from the pie shop on Victoria Road Douglas IOM.

[shuffy]

I can remember going to Worralls chippy on Stanifield lane with our own bowl for a 6d mixture in my childhood.

[Spitfire]

In most cafes tea was 2d and coffee 3d. Tell that to Starbucks!

[noel]

Penny sherberts used to be a errrrr penny?

Wallnut Whips & Marzbars ( my favourite years ago)4d.

[Spitfire]

Saturday afternoon in the Guild Cinema - 3d, to watch Flash Gordon (the first man with a mobile phone), Roy Rogers, The Clutching Hand & Lassie. 3d ???? Tell that to Warner Bros.

Bad behavior was swiftly dealt with. Once the offending area was located - the WHOLE row was immediately ejected (including the innocents). Happy days []

[shuffy]

Bensons crisps with the original blue twist of salt were also 4d. 10 senior service 2/11 ( I think)

[LDunlop76]

Potato Puffs (the ancestor of Hula Hoops) were a thrupenny bit when I started infant school in 1963.
The bus fare from Manchester Oxford Road to Rusholme was 6D in 1970.
The Tooth Fairy used to leave 6D - it's a quid minimum nowadays - she'd have got every tooth from the head of two five year olds for that back in the 60's!

[muffers]

What tooth fairy[]

[Spycam]

A 3d lucky bag had lots of stuff inside....good value. i got one with a globe / pencil sharpener one time on the way to school. But I dropped it and a bus's wheel ran over it !!

[noel]

I remember Whitbread Tankard being 1/10d a pint at our local club, and Watneys Red Barrel 2/1d.