In a small “pool” there are hundreds of price is right coins. A customer is given a bag. If the customer knows something about an item or grocery item (3 total) then the customer will increase the amount of time they get in the pool by 10 seconds (up to 30 seconds). All the coins would weigh the same and be worth the same amount. At the end of the game Carey would weigh the coins to see how much the contestant won. So if it was found that the contestant picked up say 60 coins and each coin was worth say $150, then the contestant would win $9,000! OR perhaps 30 seconds could be the standard time and for every item the contestant guessed correctly each coin would increase by a certain amount (this would ensure the contestant actually got to play unlike the results we sometimes see in Plinko or Punch a Bunch). Certain aspects of the game could be determined when the show performed trial runs.