Want to Play Monopoly? Mystery Cache
B+R+L: This one has gone missing one time too many. Time to retire it & free up some space on the map. Thanks to all who solved & found it. Feel free to mark as "found" if you solved it recently while the container was missing.
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This is a puzzle cache. Do not go to the posted coordinates... the cache is not there!
Join us for a game of Monopoly!!
This puzzle isn't very difficult; but it is interactive & will require a little work on your part.
As a kid, my sister & I loved to play the game of Monopoly. Now we invite you to play along with us! I will be player one with the car token, she will be player two and has always liked the ship token, you can be player 3 with whatever token is your favorite. So get that dusty old game board out of the closet & play along for 10 rounds using the classic rules (no $ for free parking, no bonus $ for landing directly on GO). But first, a brief history of how it all began.
Germantown, PA, 1930. It was the Great Depression and Charles B. Darrow, an unemployed salesman, was looking for affordable entertainment for his family and friends. Remembering his past vacations to the seaside resort Atlantic City, NJ, he devised a game using the city's street names and railroad lines. It caught on rapidly among his friends and neighbors. Darrow knew he had a hit and he started making the game sets and selling them to local department stores. By 1934, the MONOPOLY board game had taken off like a freight train. Darrow couldn't keep up with the idea so he took it to Parker Brothers. In 1935, the company bought the rights to the game and Darrow eventually retired as a millionaire.
The MONOPOLY game quickly became America's best-selling boardgame and is now published in 26 languages and in 80 countries. An estimated 500 million people have enjoyed playing the MONOPOLY game from Parker Brothers. In fact, the latest facts and figures show over 200 million games have been sold worldwide!
Here is the original 1935 box.
After playing 10 rounds, please answer the following questions to gain the cache coordinates:
Coordinates = N 45° AB.CDE W 122° FG.HIJ
A. - Number of green properties owned by player 2
B. - Number of total properties owned by player 3
C. - Number of red properties owned by player 1
D. - First digit of player 2 total property value
E. - First digit of player 1 cash on hand
F. - Second digit of player 2 cash on hand
G. - Last digit of player 2 net worth
H. - Number of yellow properties owned by all players
I. - Number of player who is leading after 10 rounds (highest net worth)
J. - First digit of player 3 cash on hand
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Congrats to jewilk1 & OmNom! for another FTF!
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