Swap Meet (pricing game)

Swap Meet (pricing game)

Swap Meet is a pricing game on the American television game show "The Price Is Right". Debuting on the Season 20 premiere on September 9, 1991, this game is played for four prizes, each worth between $400 and $4,000.

Gameplay

The contestant is shown four prizes with their prices hidden, one of which is given as a "base" prize. The contestant must pick which of the other three prizes has the same price as the base prize to win all four prizes.

Foreign versions

The version of Swap Meet played on France's "Le Juste Prix" used a slightly different format. After seeing the base prize, the contestant was shown "four" more prizes; to win, they had to pick the two prizes from the latter group whose prices totalled the price of the base prize.


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