Price is Right prizes... appliances, electronics, vehicles

you could use countries, automobiles, teddy bears, musical symbols and instruments, disney princesses or characters, television station logos, to name a few

Thats an easy one! Different types of monkeys!
http://www.factzoo.com/mammals/types-of-monkeys.html

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How about the great wonders of the World.

I like the teddy bears idea, also the legendary items. You could make a monkey version of classic books. Or, how about prizes of the different types of tokens that we get in each type of monkey? I'd love some of those to display.

zoo animals

A deck of cards would still be game show themed, easy to draw, and 52 new prizes. To keep people busy for longer they could cost different numbers of challenge tokens like 2-10, 12 for face cards, and 15 for aces. Could also do common hands like flushes, full house, pairs, blackjack, etc for higher token amounts.

i really like what suzanne choy suggested. you could do stuff like stonehenge, the coliseum, eiffel tower, pyramids of giza, leaning tower of pisa, great wall of china, statue of liberty, the sphinx, the taj mahal, machu pichu, big ben, those easter island stone heads, mt rushmore, sydney opera house, oh! oh! and the rock of gibraltar! which is my favorite place in the world! anyway, i don't know, there's gotta be almost countless things to work with in that category. thumbs up, suzanne!

i also really like the different monkeys idea. you could even use prosimians and stuff. i don't think anyone would get upset. but there's such a huge variety in how monkeys and apes and other related animals look. there's even a huge difference in appearance between different baboon species! like the hamadryas baboons and the mandrills (though-- i have to say this just because it'll drive me crazy if i don't-- mandrills are technically not considered baboons anymore as they are no longer classified in the papio genus and are now in their own genus, mandrillus). but even in baboon species who look very similar in their youth, like the hamadryas and olive baboon, look very different as adults. the appearance of adult male olive baboons isn't much different from that of them as juveniles- except for size of course- but with male hamadryas baboons, they change quite a bit. as an a male hamadryas gets older, he grows something of a mane around his chest, shoulders, and upper back. the hair becomes very thick and much longer than on other parts of his body. the hair on their heads also grows thick and long but most males do go bald on the top of their head. this actually probably looks a bit silly at first glance.. until they open their mouth at least! sorry, anyway! there are gibbons- both white and blackhanded- and primates like loris', bushbabies, and aye-aye's have quite distinctive looks with those huge eyes. lemurs fall into the prosimian category too, and the ring-tailed lemur is very recognizable. i think most kinds of capuchins are familiar to everyone as well. and howler monkeys are pretty recognizable when they're howling- and not just because of the obvious!- but also, you know, that large pouch on their neck that inflates while they're doing it. golden monkeys are beautiful, as are golden lion tamarins. and of course everyone loves spider monkeys! ok i'm so sorry.. i always tend to get carried away when primates are involved. yeah so... food for thought!

maybe do a puppy and kitten type or just animals all togather would be nice to see