| Pre~S10 | S11~20 | S21~30 |
| S31~40 | S41~50 | S51~60 |
This page shows the Pre-Double Showcase Winners and Double Showcase Winners from Season 1-10.
Pre-Double Showcase Winners[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0011D 9/4/1972 |
Paul Levine $2,500 |
$2,504 | $4 | $4,328 | 
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| 0013D 9/6/1972 |
Gerri Harvey $2,750 |
$2,775 | $25 | $4,213 | 
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| 0034D 9/21/1972 |
Barbara Lewis $2,000 |
$2,033 | $33 | $3,302 | |
| 0081D 10/23/1972 |
Pam Morgan $3,100 |
$3,165 | $65 | $6,623 | 
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| 0095D 11/3/1972 |
Terry Powell $1,900 |
$1,909 | $9 | $3,244 | 
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| 0171D 12/25/1972 |
Kathleen Yoder $3,200 |
$3,219 | $19 | $6,451 | |
| 0193D 1/10/1973 |
Judy Ho $1,700 |
$1,763 | $63 | $3,103 | 
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| TBA 1973 |
TBA $2,200 |
$2,200 | $0 | TBA | |
| 0235D 2/9/1973 |
Ann Guy $2,100 |
$2,149 | $49 | $4,978 | 
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| 0253D 2/21/1973 |
Karol Keaney $2,000 |
$2,021 | $21 | $3,348 | 
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| 0261D 2/26/1973 |
Fred Baedeker $1,900 |
$1,932 | $32 | $3,400 | 
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| 0262D 2/27/1973 |
Mary Bolee $1,730 |
$1,785 | $55 | $2,865 | 
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| 0314D 4/5/1973 |
Rita $1,800 |
$1,817 | $17 | $2,397 | |
| 0333D 4/18/1973 |
Sylvia Coleman $3,100 |
$3,182 | $82 | $4,620 | 
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| 0501D 8/13/1973 |
Doris Hatten $2,050 |
$2,125 | $75 | $3,446 | 
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| 0563D 11/29/1973 |
Mary Bligh Frost $3,250 |
$3,260 | $10 | $6,279 | 
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Season 2[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Total of Both Showcases | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0894D 5/16/1974 |
Jeannie Fung $1,800 |
$1,885 | $85 | $1,885 + $2,115 = $4,000 | $4,440 | |
| TBA July 1974 |
Anne Bradshaw $2,800 |
$2,866 | $66 | $1,994 + $2,866 = $4,860 | $7,221 | |
| 1024D 8/15/1974 |
Vicki Ranglover $2,100 |
$2,168 | $68 | $2,168 + $2,428 = $4,596 | $5,000 |  |
| 1041D 8/26/1974 |
Lilly Shields $1,900 |
$1,952 | $52 | $1,952 + $3,661 = $5,613 | $7,235 |
- On May 16, 1974, Jeannie bid $1,800 and the ARP was $1,885 for an $85 difference. The prizes she won are unknown, but she won $4,440 worth of prizes. A fur coat was offered in this episode and has not been reran since its original airing as a result.
- This was the first DSW under Bob Barker's tenure.
- The first ever DSW in TPIR history.
- The first female to win both showcases.
- The first runner up to win both showcases.
- The first to use the "Tonight” graphic.
- On an unknown date in July of 1974, Anne bid $2,800 and the ARP was $2,866 for a $66 difference. The prizes she won are unknown, but she won $7,221 worth of prizes. She was the second DSW of Season 2.
- On August 15, 1974, Vicki bid $2,100 and the ARP was $2,168 for a $68 difference. She was the third DSW of Season 2.
- Vicki's name tag falls off when she wins both showcases.
- Both showcases were at least $2,000.
- On August 26, 1974, Lilly bid $1,900 and the ARP was $1,952 for a $52 difference. The prizes she won included a bedroom and the rest are unknown, but she won $7,235 in prizes. This was the last DSW of Season 2.
Season 3[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Total of Both Showcases | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1###D 1974 |
Elliot Mangoubi $2,500 |
$2,545 | $45 | $2,545 + $3,198 = $5,743 | $7,396 | |
| 1121D 10/21/1974 |
Karen Urkel $2,100 |
$2,188 | $88 | $2,188 + $4,407 = $6,595 | $8,129 |  |
| 1###D November 1974 |
Hildegard Hoffman $2,800 |
$2,880 | $80 | $2,880 + $3,148 = $6,028 | $7,244 | |
| 1###D 1975 |
Flo Larlham $2,900 |
$2,928 | $28 | $2,928 + TBA = TBA | TBA | |
| 1285D 2/14/1975 |
Vickie Burton $3,400 |
$3,470 | $70 | $3,470 + TBA = TBA | TBA | |
| 1341D 3/24/1975 |
Terry O'Keefe* $2,200 |
$2,230 | $30 | $2,230 + $4,729 = $6,959 | $11,447 |  |
| 1341D 3/24/1975 |
Susan McClelland $4,700 |
$4,729 | $29 | $2,230 + $4,729 = $6,959 | $8,539 |  |
| 1492D 7/8/1975 |
David Hopper $4,700 |
$4,747 | $47 | $3,745 + $4,747 = $8,492 | $12,776 |  |
| 1503D 7/16/1975 |
Bonnie Cohen $4,500 |
$4,543 | $43 | $3,436 + $4,543 = $7,979 | $12,540 |  |
| 1525D 8/1/1975 |
Marsha Finnerty $5,100 |
$5,176 | $76 | $5,176 + TBA = TBA | TBA | |
| 1552D 8/19/1975 |
Sandy Galbraith $3,750 |
$3,771 | $21 | $3,771 + $4,390 = $8,161 | $8,682 |  |
| 1564D 8/28/1975 |
Kimiline Donnelly $4,100 |
$4,159 | $59 | $5,195 + $4,159 = $9,354 | $13,810 |  |
- Twelve DSWs was the second most known for one season.
- In 1974, Elliot Mangoubi was the first ever male to win both showcases. Elliot bid $2,500 and the ARP was $2,545 for a $45 difference.
- On October 21, 1974, Karen bid $2,100 and the ARP was $2,188 for an $88 difference. She was the second to last DSW in 1974.
- In November of 1974, Hildegard bid $2,800 and the ARP was $2,880 for an $80 difference. The prizes she won are unknown. She was the last DSW in 1974.
- In 1975, Flo bid $2,900 and the ARP was $2,928 for a $28 difference. The prizes she won include two trips, two cars, furniture but the details are unknown. This was the first DSW of 1975.
- On February 14, 1975, Vickie bid $3,400 and the ARP was $3,470 for a $70 difference. The prizes she won included a washer and dryer, a sofa, a color TV, a bedroom set, a crock pot, 3 pairs of slacks, makeup, and a car.
- On March 24, 1975, Terry bid $2,200 and the ARP was $2,230 for a $30 difference. However, her opponent Susan bid $4,700 and the ARP was $4,729 for a $29 difference. As Susan's bid was closer she won both Showcases. This marked the first time that both contestants were less than $100 of the retail price of their showcases.
- On July 8, 1975, David bid $4,700 on his showcase, and the ARP was $4,747 for a $47 difference. He was the second male to win a DSW.
- The new rainbow set was introduced for this DSW.
- The overall total was $224 shy of $13,000.
- David was the first top winner to win both showcases.
- On top of that, he was the first to win over $10,000 worth of prizes after winning both showcases.
- On July 16, 1975, Bonnie bid $4,500 and the ARP was $4,543 for a $43 difference. She was the second to win over $10,000 worth of prizes.
- On August 1, 1975, Marsha bid $5,100 and the ARP was $5,176 for a $76 difference. The prizes she won included a grandfather clock, a stereo, a color TV, a refrigerator and freezer, a dishwasher, a trash compactor, a microwave oven range, two fur coats, luggage, and four trips to San Francisco, New York City, Paris, and Rome. This would be the last DSW to use the original turntable and the last before the red and green asterisk podiums were introduced.
- On August 19, 1975, Sandy bid $3,750 and the ARP was $3,771 for a $21 difference. The red and green asterisk podiums were introduced when this DSW first occurred.
- On August 28, 1975, Kimiline bid $4,100 and the ARP was $4,159 for a $59 difference. This DSW set a then-daytime winnings record. The overall total was $190 shy of $14,000.
- The information in italic writing is incomplete. If you have the answer, tell us.
*Any time someone's within the DSW range (Less than $100-$250 or less), but doesn't win both showcases, we still recognize them anyway.
Season 4[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Total of Both Showcases | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1623D 10/8/1975 |
Owen $5,520 |
$5,598 | $78 | $5,598 + $3,929 = $9,527 | $11,097 | |
| 1###D December 1975 |
Laura $3,500 |
$3,538 | $38 | $3,538 + TBA = TBA | TBA |  |
| 1###D 1976 |
Natalie Savona $4,250 |
$4,330 | $80 | $4,330 + $3,815 = $8,145 | $9,021 |
- On October 8, 1975, Owen bid $5,520 and the ARP was $5,598 for a $78 difference. The prizes he won are unknown. This was the first DSW of Season 4, and the last DSW in the half-hour format.
- In 1975, Laura bid $3,500 and the ARP was $3,538 for a $38 difference. This DSW was the last of 1975.
- In 1976, Natalie bid $4,250 and the ARP was $4,330 for an $80 difference. This was the first DSW of 1976.
- The information in italic writing is incomplete. If you have the answer, tell us.
Season 5[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Total of Both Showcases | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2181D 12/27/1976 |
Deborah Cruisdale $3,325 |
$3,420 | $95 | $3,420 + $11,664 = $15,084 | $15,874 |  |
| 2234D 2/3/1977 |
Becky Schilling $4,200 |
$4,298 | $98 | $4,069 + $4,298 = $8,367 | $10,352 |  |
| 2321D 4/4/1977 |
Yoseffa Guebara $6,150 |
$6,214 | $64 | $6,214 + $8,166 = $14,380 | $18,000+ |
- All three of these DSWs were women.
- On December 27, 1976, Deborah bid $3,325 and the ARP was $3,420 for a $95 difference. The overall total was $126 shy of $16,000.
- On February 3, 1977, Becky bid $4,200 and the ARP was $4,298 for a $98 difference. She came within the "less than $100" range by $1.
- Both showcases were at least $4,000.
- On April 4, 1977, Yoseffa bid $6,150 and the ARP was $6,214 for a $64 difference. She won over $18,000 worth of prizes.
Season 6[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Total of Both Showcases | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2###D 1977 |
Janet Navarrette $5,000 |
$5,020 | $20 | $5,020 + TBA = TBA | $13,888 | 
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| 2623D 12/28/1977 |
Millie $5,500 |
$5,572 | $72 | $5,572 + $7,929 = $13,501 | $13,801 | |
| 2694D 2/16/1978 |
Evergloss DuBois $3,300 |
$3,382 | $82 | $5,162 + $3,382 = $8,544 | $9,143 |  |
| 2752D 3/28/1978 |
Linda Fee $5,001 |
$5,006 | $5 | $7,208 + $5,006 = $12,214 | $18,696 |  |
| 2###D 1978 |
Russell Meadows $4,660 |
$4,754 | $94 | $4,754 + TBA = TBA | $12,000+ | |
| 2845D 6/2/1978 |
Mary $4,750 |
$4,813 | $63 | $4,813 + TBA = TBA | $11,000+ | |
| 2895D 8/11/1978 |
Skyler $6,400 |
$6,484 | $84 | $6,484 + TBA = TBA | TBA |
- In 1977, Janet bid $5,000 and the ARP was $5,020 for a $20 difference. Her prizes that she won were a bed in Hurdles, a carpet, a wall vacuum, a vanity set, an organ, and a roll top desk.
- The overall total was $112 shy of $14,000.
- On December 28, 1977, Millie bid $5,500 and the ARP was $5,572 for a $72 difference. The prizes she won are unknown. The overall total was $199 shy of $14,000.
- On February 16, 1978, Evergloss bid $3,300 and the ARP was $3,382 for an $82 difference. She was the first DSW in 1978.
- On March 28, 1978, Linda bid $5,001 and the ARP was $5,006 for a $5 difference. This is the sixth-closest DSW overall.
- She was the first female DSW to have a single-digit difference.
- In 1978, Russell bid $4,660 and the ARP was $4,754 for a $94 difference. The prizes he won are unknown. He won over $12,000 in prizes.
- On June 2, 1978, Mary bid $4,750 and the ARP was $4,813 for a $63 difference. She won over $11,000 in prizes.
- On August 11, 1978, Skyler bid $6,400 and the ARP was $6,484 for an $84 difference. The prizes she won are unknown. This was the last DSW of Season 6, and the last DSW of 1978.
- The information in italic writing is incomplete. If you have the answer, tell us.
Season 7[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Total of Both Showcases | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3###D 1979 |
Kip McKaig $5,000 |
$5,067 | $67 | $5,067 + TBA = TBA | $24,500+ | |
| 3###D 1979 |
Stacy $6,300 |
$6,350 | $50 | $6,350 + TBA = TBA | TBA | |
| 3253D 4/18/1979 |
James $7,979 |
$8,010 | $31 | $8,010 + $4,290 = $12,300 | $13,001 |
- The information in italic writing is incomplete. If you have the answer, tell us.
- In 1979, Kip bid $5,000 and the ARP was $5,067 for a $67 difference. The prizes he won included $11,000 on the wheel, but the rest are unknown.
- Kip was the first contestant to win over $20,000 worth of prizes.
- In 1979, Stacy bid $6,300 and the ARP was $6,350 for a $50 difference. This was the second DSW of Season 7.
- On April 18, 1979, James bid $7,979 and the ARP was $8,010 for a $31 difference. The prizes he won included a bedroom and a truck but the rest are unknown. He won $13,001 worth of prizes. This was the last DSW of Season 7.
Season 8[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Total of Both Showcases | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3523D 12/19/1979 |
Kimberly Jackson $9,000 |
$9,098 | $98 | $5,959 + $9,098 = $15,057 | $21,100 |  |
| 3573D 2/27/1980 |
Sabrina Padilla $5,600 |
$5,602 | $2 | $9,035 + $5,602 = $14,637 | $21,419 |  |
| 3583D 3/5/1980 |
Deborah $6,500 |
$6,501 | $1 | $6,501 + $8,595 = $15,096 | $24,202 |  |
| 3###D April 1980 (10th or 16th) |
Tiffany $6,900 |
$6,977 | $77 | $6,977 + $8,996 = $15,973 | $17,895 |
- These DSWs were women.
- On December 19, 1979, Kimberly bid $9,000 and the ARP was $9,098 for a $98 difference. She was the last DSW of the 1970s. Just like Becky Schilling, Kimberly came within the "less than $100" range by $1.
- Kimberly was the 2nd DSW to have a difference of $98.
- Becky Schilling was the 1st from Season 5.
- She is the first female to win over $20,000 worth of prizes.
- On February 27, 1980, Sabrina bid $5,600 and the ARP was $5,602 for a $2 difference. She was the first of the 1980s and the third best in The Price is Right history.
- On March 5, 1980, Deborah bid $6,500 and the ARP was $6,501 for a $1 difference (the second-best in the Barker era). The prizes she won included a car and a trip, but the rest are unknown. She won $24,202 worth of prizes.
- In April of 1980, Tiffany bid $6,900 and the ARP was $6,977 for a $77 difference. The prize she won included a fur coat she won in Any Number but the rest are unknown. This was the last DSW of Season 8.
Season 9[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Total of Both Showcases | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3862D 11/11/1980 |
Lea Vidrine $7,000 |
$7,034 | $34 | $7,034 + $8,129 = $15,163 | $21,761 | |
| 4094D 4/23/1981 |
Robin Croom $5,800 |
$5,883 | $83 | $8,530 + $5,883 = $14,413 | $15,423 |  |
| 4###D June 1981 |
Arissa Graves $7,500 |
$7,526 | $26 | $7,526 + $11,771 = $19,297 | $20,151 | |
| 4164D 9/3/1981 |
Clement Foratza $6,200 |
$6,204 | $4 | $12,134 + $6,204 = $18,338 | $20,923 |  |
- On November 11, 1980, Lea bid $7,000 and the ARP was $7,034 for a $34 difference. The prizes she won are unknown, but she won $21,761 worth of prizes. This was the first DSW of Season 9 and the last of the year of 1980.
- On April 23, 1981, Robin bid $5,800 and the ARP was $5,883 for an $83 difference. A fur coat was offered in this episode, but this episode still aired.
- In June of 1981, Arissa bid $7,500 and the ARP was $7,526 for a $26 difference. The prizes she won are unknown.
- On September 3, 1981, Clement bid $6,200 and the ARP was $6,204 for a $4 difference. He was the fifth-closest DSW overall.
- The overall total was $77 shy of $21,000.
- He's the first male DSW to have a single-digit difference.
Season 10[]
| Prod. # & Airdate | Name/Bid | Actual Retail Price | Difference | Total of Both Showcases | Grand Total | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4###D 1981 |
Sandy Wallace $8,200 |
$8,291 | $91 | $8,291 + $5,551 = $13,842 | $14,442 | |
| 4492D 4/20/1982 |
Patricia Olin $10,200 |
$10,209 | $9 | $11,975 + $10,209 = $22,184 | $23,034 |  |
- Both these DSWs were women.
- In 1981, Sandy bid $8,200 and the ARP was $8,291 for a $91 difference. The prizes she won included a trip but the rest are unknown. She won $14,442 worth of prizes. This was the last DSW of 1981.
- On April 20, 1982, Patricia bid $10,200 and the ARP was $10,209 for a $9 difference. Her opponent Catherine thought she was over, so she bid $1.
- This is the first DSW for a contestant who's opponent bid $1, and for a contestant to bid over $10,000.