Ten rubles

For ten rubles you could buy:
- a bottle of the cheapest cognac "Pliska" for 7 rubles 70 kopecks + a snack for change;
-2 bottles of "Extra" vodka, 4 rubles 12 kopecks + a snack for change;
-all raw smoked meats could be bought at 5 rubles 40 kopecks per kilogram
-almost 3 kilograms of "Swiss" cheese at 3 rubles 60 kopecks per kilo;
- a foreign cassette type "SONY" - they cost about 9 rubles;
- meter of crepe de Chine - just 10 rubles;
-women's tights produced by the GDR - 7 rubles;
- for an imported bra, you had to pay 6-7 rubles;
- for a pair of domestic-made women's felt boots - 10 rubles;
- for a pair of domestic-made felt boots for men it was necessary to pay from 5 to 6 rubles;
-electric kettle could be bought for 6 rubles;
- buy stainless steel forks-spoons for the whole family - (they were 60 kopecks each);
- you could buy 2 irons for 3 rubles 50 kopecks,
-expensive technical toy, such as "Young radio amateur's kit";
- the "Young Chemist" set cost 7 rubles plus kopecks;
-or a desk toy, such as "Behind the wheel" or "Billiard";
-a plane ticket for local airlines (the direction "Leningrad - Novgorod" cost 7 rubles);
-a train ticket in the region "Leningrad - Moscow" - a reserved seat cost 10 rubles, a sitting ticket - 8 rubles (the price of a student ticket was two times less + linen 1 ruble);
-a train ticket in the region "Leningrad - Riga" cost 8 rubles (the price of a student ticket was twice less + linen 1 ruble);
-can be exchanged for $ 10 (at the rate of $ 1 - 96-98 kopecks);
- this was the amount borrowed "before payday";
-she is the amount that was not ashamed to remind the borrower :)