Trump: the Game (1989)

In Trump: the Game players compete in two parts. In the first part, players circle the board, feeding money into the eight available properties, then bidding on those properties (not being able to see how much the property is worth) and collecting Trump cards :). When all the properties are gone, the negotiation phase begins. Players use their Trump cards to buy and sell properties, some cards award huge payoffs for specific sets. After each player has passed their turn, the property values are revealed, and the player with the most money wins (usually in the $400-$600M range).

Re-released in 2004 to cash in on the success of his TV show, "The Apprentice". There are a few changes from the original. They are discussed in this thread: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/59037