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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse reproduces the upper-right quadrant of the classic Monopoly game board in vivid colour, with the corner square prominently depicting the 'Go To Jail' space, illustrated with the iconic jail cell and uniformed officer. Adjacent spaces along the board edge include a railroad station square and property squares featuring colourised miniature houses and hotels rendered in the traditional Monopoly palette. All lettering on this face is presented in mirror-image (retrograde) orientation, replicating the appearance of the printed game board as seen from the reverse side of the playing surface. |
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Part of a New Zealand Mint licensed series translating the Monopoly board into collectible silver rounds, this piece corresponds to the "Go to Jail" space — one of the most mechanically significant squares in a game that has sold over 275 million copies since Parker Brothers acquired Charles Darrow's design in 1935. Samoa's role here is purely fiduciary; the island nation regularly licenses its monetary authority for exactly this kind of privately marketed numismatic product.
KM#772 is one of several issues in the set, each assigned a face value with no pretense of circulation.