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10 - Monopoly - Crooked cash Edition
| Issuer | Hasbro |
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| Year | 2021 |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | Light blue note with a black decorative scalloped border. To the left, a bold circular vignette encloses the numeral '10' above the 'MONOPOLY' brand name in block lettering. To the right, a large circle filled with dense horizontal line guilloche pattern; dashed arrows point toward the circle from the central field. |
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| Reverse description | Plain light blue field with no printed design, bearing only a faint ghost underprint of the obverse layout visible through the paper, including the numeral vignette and circular guilloche element. No legends or inscriptions are present. |
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Hasbro introduced the Crooked Cash Edition in 2021 as a mechanical game variant — the set includes a battery-powered "M.R. MONOPOLY" scanner that supposedly detects counterfeit bills inserted by a cheat player. The gimmick requires two note designs to coexist in the same game: legitimate currency and deliberately fake duplicates, with the scanner distinguishing between them via embedded features invisible to the naked eye.
Whether the detection technology holds up through repeated play is another matter. The scanner's reliability drew complaints almost immediately after release.