Monopoly Cities of Spain Edition (2007)

Monopoly: Cities of Spain Edition is an iconic, premium large-format variant published under the historic Parker label. Released nationwide in 2007 (nearly two decades of history now), this piece replaces the traditional street layout to pay tribute to the country's main capitals and towns, standing out in the collector's market for the inclusion of its exclusive tokens.

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Packaging format: Rigid rectangular cardboard box, standard large format for Parker's premium board games. It stands out for its black plastic interior organizer tray, designed to sort million-value banknotes, property cards, and metal tokens.

Distribution: Distributed nationwide in Spain through department stores, specialized toy shops, and gift shops during that era's Christmas campaign.

Condition: Complete, original box in good general condition, showing light signs of natural wear at the edges and corners due to storage and the passage of time, while the cover's colors remain fully vivid.

Peculiarities of this edition: This piece stands out for the following:

Cover icons: The box proudly displays the country's emblematic landmarks. On the left stands the silhouette of the Sagrada Família in Barcelona, and on the right, the Cibeles Fountain in Madrid, unified by a decorative fireworks-celebration background design.
Mr. Monopoly, up to date: The iconic character abandons his 19th-century aesthetic and classic modes of transport. He appears at the center of the cover driving a modern red sports car with a personalized "MR. M" license plate.
Era-themed tokens: The traditional metal tokens are replaced by technology and everyday items from 2007's pop culture. Notable collectible figures include a flip-style mobile phone (clamshell style), a monopatín (skateboard), a commercial airplane, and a hamburger.
Inflated economy: Space prices are adjusted to modern-day estimated cost and transaction levels. Reflecting this, the GO space no longer awards the classic small amount, but instead grants 2M€ (Two Million Euros) each time a player passes it.
Stackable buildings: The houses break away from the classic gable-roof design. They're presented as fluted cylindrical pieces specifically designed to fit and stack vertically on top of one another, allowing players to build eye-catching modular towers on the spaces as the property is upgraded.

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