- Accepts Etsy gift cards
$69.99
The Price is Right "Lucky Seven" Pricing game! Choose from the Current Version or the Retro Version from 1973-1986. Or get both!
This game is roughly 8 inches long x 5 inches high x 1.5 inches wide.
The numbers can be changed out and are double-sided for more options. You also receive 7 Drew Dollars to play with. The single panel slides out to the right to reveal the numbers one at a time from left to right.
The Retro Version will include Barker Bucks instead of Drew Dollars
To purchase all of my TPIR games as a set, visit my store. https://www.etsy.com/shop/AandM3DPrintsandMore?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1396682340
I am not affiliated with the Price is Right game show or game manufacturers.
See my other Price is Right and Wheel of Fortune products.
This set has small pieces. Keep away from small children and pets.
Mar 9, 2026
Lucky seven has always been one of my favorite games on the price is right! This replica of the price is right’s lucky seven pricing game has totally surpassed my expectations! The quality of this game is excellent! At this point now from MAK’N games I’ve collected cover up:bonkers:push over:punch a bunch:hole in one:spelling bee:contestants row:&,now lucky seven! At this rate I’ll soon have my own full price is right stage replica! All I need now to complete my price is right stage set replica is the turntable section of the stage where some of the games on the show take place:along with the 2 final showcase round podiums: &,As always I use some of my action figure characters to make them look like they are contestants on the actual tv game show! Keep up the fantastic work with your price is right products,Molly! Bryce Garrett
Bridget Garrett
Feb 18, 2026
Great Seller! Fantastic items
Patrick Hurley
Jan 24, 2025
Gift for my son, one of the best ones yet!!
Kathy B
Jul 19, 2024
Amazing quality, quick shipping and great communication. Excited to get my son more!
Jeremy Kettel
Jul 13, 2024
A thrill to behold. Exacting detail. Perfectly scaled to stage at door 3. As I collect more of the TPIR games and set pieces I feel like I did in 1974 going to the toys store on my bike to buy the Milton Bradley board game with my allowance. Pure joy.
John Harrington