Monopoly - Edinburgh Edition

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Amongst the tokens could be a bust of Edinburgh's most famous son Sir Sean Connery - or perhaps the first woman to sit in Bute House, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. Winning Moves UK's Benjamin Thompson said: "Scotland's capital city has grown and changed enormously, now with its own parliament and a whole new generation of people. A new official Edinburgh version of Monopoly is hitting the shops soon, 20 years on from the first.

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Condition: In used condition, please expect some normal signs of use and play-wear. It may have light shelf wear on the box small dents, scuffs and minor wear on the edges. Please see the pictures that are included in this listing, as they will provide the most accurate visual explanation of the item’s condition. It follows the original 1998 Edinburgh edition, which was the first Monopoly board themed around a UK city outside of London.Monopoly: Edinburgh Edition is a version of the classic boardgame first published in 1998 by Winning Moves Games and featuring the city of Edinburgh, capital of Scotland. It will be the first time a Scottish city has received the honour of its own tokens as well as its own board. For this new version, the traditional Monopoly playing tokens such as the racing car, top hat and boot will get the boot to be replaced by new Auld Reekie-inspired items. The special edition of the popular board game will take players around the Scottish capital as they gobble up property, get put in jail and financially ruin family members at Christmas. The tokens will be customised for the first time in Scotland and will all be dedicated to Edinburgh.

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Mr Thompson added: "We are expecting to be very spoilt for choice for landmarks to fill this board. Other mooted possibilities include a panda, a comedic mask, a rugby ball, a miniature Sir Chris Hoy and a miniature Edinburgh Castle, with a public vote to ultimately decide which six will be made. Since the first Edinburgh edition 20 years ago, several versions based on other Scottish cities have been released, including Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee and - most recently - Stirling.The Monopoly streets will all be Edinburgh landmarks and also new will be the chance and community chest cards which will be very heavily Edinburgh-themed. The board game's maker Winning Moves UK also said there is a good chance the traditional Scottie dog playing piece will be tweaked to resemble Edinburgh's beloved Greyfriars Bobby.