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Most Expensive for a Curio Cabinet, an Amana 3-Door Refrigerator Freezer, and a Honda CM200 Motorcyle (March 20, 1980, #3604D)[]

Most Expensive for a Driftwood Chair, a Honda CM200 Motorcycle, and Wicker Baker's Rack (May 8, 1980, #3674D)[]

First Playing With the Blue Stripes (September 19, 1980, #3785D)[]

Most Expensive for an Oriental Screen, a Stereo Love Seat, and a Westinghouse 3-Door Refrigerator Freezer (November 10, 1980, #3861D)[]

Most Expensive for a Gibson Range, a Stereo Love Seat, and an Apple II Computer (January 30, 1981, #3932D)[]

Most Expensive for a Reproduction Big Wheel Bike, Secretary Hutch, and a Sunbed (September 11, 1981, #4175D)[]

Most Expensive for an American Tredex Home Fitness Machine, a Wurlitzer Piano, and a Chromcraft Dinette Set (October 16, 1981, #4225D)[]

Most Expensive for a 3pc Patio Bar Set, a Honda CM200 Motorcycle, and a French Panettiere Console Table (January 4, 1982, #4341D)[]

Most Expensive for a Honda CM200 Motorcycle, an Avenrich Sofa, and a Kemper Pantry Cabinet (March 4, 1982, #4424D)[]

Most Expensive for a Flexsteel Sofa, a Zenith Color TV, and a Tappan Side-by-Side Refrigerator Freezer (September 15, 1982, #4583D)[]

Esther's Most Expensive Christmas Miracle Win (December 23, 1982, #4724D)[]

Most Expensive for a Bajaj America Scooter, an America the Elegant Waterbed & Nightstand, and a Chromcraft 3pc Bar Set (December 29, 1982, #4733D)[]

Most Expensive for a Pearl Grandfather Clock, a Trip to Las Vegas, and a Snark Sunflower Sailboat (January 27, 1983, #4774D)[]

Most Expensive for a Curio Cabinet, Tube Bunk Beds, and a Bajaj America Scooter (March 30, 1983, #4863D)[]

Most Expensive for a GM Touring ½-Scale Replica Car, a Corsican Baker's Rack, and a Muntz 52" Projection TV (May 25, 1983, #4943D)[]

Most Expensive for a Pearl Grandfather Clock, a Honda ATC 110 3-Wheeler, and a Corsican Wrought Iron Baker's Rack (September 14, 1983, #4993D)[]

A Reveal Blooper in Most Expensive (October 5, 1983, #5023D)[]

Most Expensive for a Woods of America Executive Rocking Horse, a Flexsteel Sofa, and a Chromcraft Dinette (December 16, 1983, #5125D)[]

Most Expensive for a Berkline Sofa Bed, a Secretary Desk Hutch, and a Maytag Washer & Dryer (February 13, 1984, #5201D)[]

Most Expensive for a 1/2-scale 1932 Ford Replica, a Chromcraft Dinette, and a Swan Brass Beds Canopied Cradle (March 9, 1984, #5235D)[]

Kathleen's Most Expensive 3-Trip Win (April 23, 1984, #5301D)[]

Most Expensive for Trips to New York, Canada and Mexico (May 30, 1984, #5353D)[]

Last Most Expensive Win of Season 12 (June 13, 1984, #5373D)[]

Sandra's Most Expensive 3-Trip Win (September 12, 1984, #5393D)[]

Last Win with Most Expensive's Second Set (September 21, 1984, #5405D)[]

Third to Last Appearance of Most Expensive's Second Set (September 26, 1984, #5413D)[]

Second to Last Appearance of Most Expensive's Second Set (October 5, 1984, #5425D)[]

Last Appearance of Most Expensive's Second Set (October 10, 1984, #5433D)[]

Debut of Most Expensive's Third Set (October 16, 1984, #5442D)[]

First Win with Most Expensive's Third Set (October 19, 1984, #5445D)[]

Second Win with Most Expensive's Third Set (October 25, 1984, #5454D)[]

Most Expensive for a Corsican Round Baker's Rack, a Snapper Ride-On Lawn Mower, and a Chromcraft Dinette Set (October 30, 1984, #5462D)[]

First 3-Trip Playing with Most Expensive's Third Set (November 29, 1984, #5504D)[]

Jaimie's Most Expensive Christmas Loss (December 17, 1984, #5531D)[]

First Most Expensive Playing of 1985 (January 2, 1985, #5543D)[]

First Most Expensive Win of 1985 (January 7, 1985, #5551D)[]

Sandra Plays 3-Trip Most Expensive (January 22, 1985, #5572D)[]

Most Expensive for a Corsican Backer's Rack, a Getaway Chair, and a Gibson Side-by-Side Refrigerator Freezer (February 12, 1985, #5602D)[]

Most Expensive for a Murrey 'Swinger' Pool Table, a Chromcraft 3pc Bar Set, and an Admiral Freezer (February 26, 1985, #5622D)[]

Wally's Most Expensive 3-Trip Win (March 8, 1985, #5635D)[]

Most Expensive for a Getaway Chair, a Tappan Microwave Range, and a Honda Elite Scooter (April 12, 1985, #5685D)[]

Most Expensive for an Oriental Screen, a Brass Daybed, and a Tappan Freezer (June 3, 1985, #5761D)[]

First Most Expensive Playing with the Numbered Price Tags (September 24, 1985, #5812D)[]

Most Expensive for a Baker's Rack, a 1932 Ford Lil Street Rod Replica, and a Stacking Washer & Dryer (April 16, 1986, #6083D)[]

A Most Expensive 3-Trip Win from the 1986 Special (August 14, 1986, #001P)[]

Most Expensive for a Rattan Sofa, a Mitusibishi 36" Projection TV, and a Yamaha Snowmobile (September 11, 1986, #005P)[]

Most Expensive for a Baldwin Grandfather Clock, a Yamaha Digital Keyboard & Amp, and a Gibson Side-by-Side Refrigerator Freezer (November 11, 1986, #6262D)[]

Most Expensive for a Kobabco 4pc Dinette Set, a White Westinghouse Freezer, and a Soccer Table (May 13, 1987, #6503D)[]

Most Expensive for a Dykstra Glass Grandfather Clock, a Kawasaki KZ305 3B Motorcycle, and a Welsh Hutch (March 2, 1988, #6783D)[]

Most Expensive for a Murray Bumper Pool Table, a Tappan Side-by-Side Refrigerator Freezer, and a Chromcraft Dinette (December 16, 1988, #7065D)[]

Most Expensive for a Creative Elegance Home Entertainment Unit, a Set of Shamrock Golf Equipment, and a Whirlpool Washer & Dryer (October 24, 1989, #7392D)[]

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