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Monnaie 20 - Monopoly
| Issuer | Hasbro Inc. |
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| Year | 2001 |
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| Size | 100 x 57 mm |
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| Obverse description | Large denomination numeral "20" dominates the face, accompanied by four vignette panels containing a steam locomotive, a house, and two additional numeral "20" panels. The copyright notice "©2001 HASBRO INC." appears in small lettering, with the MONOPOLY brand legend across the top. |
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| Protection type | Watermark |
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Monopoly play money has gone through several redesign cycles since Parker Brothers standardized the pastel color-coding system in the mid-twentieth century. The 2001 Hasbro edition introduced a watermark into the paper stock — an unusual security measure for a game component, likely driven by concerns over counterfeit play money being used in retail fraud schemes, a documented problem in the late 1990s when color inkjet printers became household items.
The watermark is the only catalogable feature of genuine collector interest here.