Monopoly Records
Longest Game Ever Played: 70 days
Longest Game Played in a Bathtub: 99 hours
Longest Game Played Underwater: 45 days
Longest Game Played Upside-Down: 36 hour
Largest Outdoor Game Played: 550 inch. by 470 inch. gameboard with real people as tokens and large foam dice that were thrown from the fire escape of a building
Largest Indoor Game Played: 122 inch. by 122 inch gameboard
Smallest Gameboard: 1 square inch
Most Expensive Set Ever Produced With multiple Copies: Dunhill Set With Solid Gold Playing Pieces, Worth: $25,000
Most Perishable Set Ever Produced: Neiman-Marcus all-Chocolate set, Worth: $600 in 1978
Largest Price Paid On eBay For Most Expensive Parker Brothers Edition: About $10,000 For The 1936 #25 Deluxe Wood Edition
Closest Call From Real Life: In 1972 , Parker Brothers-And Public Sentiment- Convinced Atlantic City Officials Not To Change The Names Of Baltic and Mediterranean Avenues Because Both Avenues Have Different Names In Some Parts Of Town And The City Officials Had considered Simplifying Matters
Nicest Impact Of Progress In Real Life: The Opening Of Amtrak Service To Atlantic City in 1989
Most Notable Achievement Of Economics In The Monopoly Game: No Price Inflation In Over 1/2 A Century, The Values Have Been The Same Since 1935
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