Golden Monopoly

This is one of the most costly variations of the famous Monopoly board recreation and is predicted to be worth $2 million. It is fabricated from 18-carat gold and encrusted with jewels. It is the brainchild of San Francisco rings fashion dressmaker Sidney Mobell who created it in 1988. Mobell took an entire year to make this recreation.

The set of cube by myself is valued at $10,000, with forty-two full-reduce diamonds for the wide variety of dots. All of the residences that make up the sport board also are set in gems, with a few one hundred sixty-five gems in total. The “Chance” and “Community Chest” playing cards are photo-etched.

The belief of making a blinged-out model of the board recreation occurred in 1988, whilst San Francisco jeweler Sidney Mobell heard approximately a Monopoly match taking location in London. He was referred to as Parker Brothers (now a part of Hasbro Inc.) for permission after which started working growing the golden recreation, operating each day for a year straight.

Cost: $ 2 million