We’ve mixed up our list with incredibly rare prototypes you should keep an eye out for alongside some more common toys from the last 50+ years which you might have in your collection! Do you have any of these toys?

The Original Lite-Brite Is Now A $200 Buy

Debuting in 1967, the Original Lite-Brite sold for just $10. Now you can get a 2000% return on that investment! It was a simpler time in 1967 and children didn’t need an iPad to be amused.

Lite-Brite features a lightbox with small, colored plastic pegs that illuminate when turned on. Kids could even create masterpieces by placing pegs on various included templates, immediately transforming themselves into artists. The original set included red, blue, orange, white, green, yellow, pink, and violet pegs.

Though most people don’t realize it, fear of bridges is relatively common. Acrophobia (fear of heights) and claustrophobia (fear of closed spaces) also make it difficult to cross bridges. Despite the very feeling of real fear that the bridge will collapse or your car will fall off the edge , some of the world’s most breathtaking and dizziness-inducing bridges, including these 10 bridges, may put a knot in your stomach. Even the bravest adventurer may choose to take a totally different route for these bridges, while regular bridges crossed by thousands of people every day are enough to make them tremble. Bridges may be incredibly scary, but if you are allowed to cross them, they are generally not dangerous and can be an exciting attraction for thrill seekers. Apart from that, they usually have some of the best views around, if you make it up to there. Keep reading to learn more breathtaking bridges!

Seattle, Washington, is full of sights to see. Known for Starbucks, Seattle has grown as a tourist destination. Besides being known for its coffee culture, Seattle is also home to the Market Theater Gum Wall. If you are a germaphobe, or things get under your skin easily, then the Gum wall probably isn’t for you.

Underneath Pike Place Market lies Market Theater and its wall covered entirely in chewed-up and spit-out chewing gum. The tradition dates to 1993 when visitors stuck coins to the wall solely using chewed-up gum. Considering that Emerald City is famous for numerous things, it might be best to skip the Gum Wall and visit other destinations instead.

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