30 things you can buy for a dollar

A meal will cost you a fortune anywhere else in New York City, but not at the dollar pizza joints. Check out 2 Bros Pizza or 99¢ Fresh Pizza for an inexpensive and delicious slice.

If you're into the latest hits, you'll probably have to shell out $1.29, but you can still find songs for $.99 on iTunes. Blogger Len Penzo recommends sorting by song title instead of popularity to find the cheaper versions.

You can get a small premium roast hot or iced coffee for $1.00, or upgrade to a medium for fifty extra cents.

They're only $0.09 each! If you're looking for something larger, 5x7 prints will cost you $0.58 each.

That equates to roughly 10 blocks.

Source: NYC.gov

If you have a Kindle, and you're into mystery and suspense, or sci-fi and fantasy, you're in luck.

Try Turtle Bay in NYC for dollar beer Wednesdays.

Every dollar you donate through Give A Meal will provide 10 meals to hungry Americans. The organization offers different donation suggestions, but you can also choose a specific amount of money you wish to give.

Most penny-pressing machines will charge you two quarters, such as the one at Disneyland, plus the penny you choose to elongate.

The most basic version of Angry Birds Space is free, with the option of making in-app purchases starting at $.99. Read Business Insider's review of the game.

It will cost you $3.50 an hour if you're parking below 96th street.

Source: NYC.gov

Tripper and Megabus also offer $1 tickets to those who book far enough in advance, according to an expert traveler who shared his tips with the New York Times. A $1 ride isn't guaranteed, but certain strategies can improve your odds.

If you need to change your address or forward your mail to a different address, you can easily do so online for a fee of $1.05. You'll also receive a bunch of coupons from retailers such as Lowes, Target, Best Buy, and West Elm.

Regular gas is going for about $3.43 a gallon in California (as of July, 2015).

Source: Energy Almanac

Most grocery stores and markets offer a variety of cheap bottles, several of which you will find for under €1.

Source: Lonely Planet

A bunch of spots in the city will give you an oyster for a dollar if you're there at the right time, such as The Wayland, The Mermaid Inn, and Crave Fishbar, to name a few.

There is an option to filter your search on eBay for products under $1.00, and there are more case choices than you might think. Try Amazon as well.

Most Targets have an awesome "Dollar Spot" at the front of the store.

The classic frosty (chocolate or vanilla) is $0.99. You can also get a Jr. cheeseburger, a crispy chicken sandwich, and a 4-piece chicken nugget pack for under $1 each.

A stamp for a one-ounce letter costs $0.49.

Head to Trader Joe's for one of the best produce deals out there: $0.19 bananas.

Many museums offer free admission or a pay-what-you-wish policy, including New York's Metropolitan Museum.

Check out thrift stores or used book sales for cheap paperbacks under a dollar. Use Book Sale Finder to find used book bargains at book sales held by libraries and other non-profit organizations.

Head to the Dollar Store, as greeting cards elsewhere can get pricey.

Track the iTunes $0.99 movie rentals of the week here.

You can find this household essential on the shelves of most stores for $1 (look for Dial). You can also find liquid or bar soap on Amazon for under $1.

You can also find shampoo for under $1. Some of the lower-priced brands, such as Suave Naturals, generally cost $0.89 at Target.

While Sunday paper prices are heftier, many local newspapers sell for $1 a day Monday through Saturday, such as The Charlotte Observer.

Ebay and Amazon are the places to go.