Any Number

Any Number was the first pricing game ever played on The Price is Right. It is played for a car and a medium prize. In this game, contestants are given the first number in the price of the car (1993 onward, as the show began playing for cars above $10,000). The contestant must then choose a number between 0 and 9, and the number lights up on the board in its corresponding position. Upon the completion of an actual retail price, the contestant is awarded the corresponding prize, whether it be the car, medium prize, or the "piggy bank" (an amount that host Drew Carey often jokes is roughly the value of a cheeseburger). Although the contestant has the opportunity to win a cash prize, this is not considered a cash game and therefore does not conflict with other cash games.

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The first incarnation of the Any Number board.

In this image, Connie, the first player of Any Number, excitedly shouts one of the numbers she believes is part of the actual retail price of the car.

The second incarnation of the Any Number board.

The third and final incarnation of the Any Number board. In this image, the contestant has used only four guesses to win the car. Some fans of the show refer to this as a "Len Barker", of course referring to the former Cleveland Indians pitcher's perfect game on May 15, 1981.