While this particular format was only used in 1973, the concept was eventually recycled into the Prize Puzzle (albeit much less straightforward most of the time).Ī token which covered a low-value wedge (the orange $100 next to Free Spin in Round 1, the tan $100 in Round 2, and $150 in Round 3) and allowed the player who picked it up to play a special puzzle at the end of the show.

The winner was shown all vowels in the puzzle, then had 30 seconds to give one correct consonant and solve the puzzle. Used only on the Shopper's Bazaar pilot, the puzzle was the name of the prize the contestant was playing for.