Vote Online for Your Favorite Monopoly Token (Save the Scottie Dog!)

It will be a deplorable day for the earth if Monopoly gets rid of the Scottie Domestic dog token. That could soon be our reality, simply yous can stop it from happening. Game-maker Hasbro just launched a new campaign letting people vote online.

The survey covers what could be the adjacent Monopoly tokens. Head to this site to ringlet through more than 50 contenders and pick your eight favorites.

On the possible chopping block are the eight current Monopoly tokens: the Scottie Dog, Height Lid, Car, Thimble, Boot, Wheelbarrow, Battleship, and the newest game piece: the Cat token, something that had been added in 2022 to supplant the Iron following a fan vote.

Volition fans vote to keep the current line-upwards?

Or will they be more than enticed past new possibilities such as a winking or kissy face emoji, hashtag, cowboy hat, flip bomb, penguin, rubber ducky, or bunny slipper? The fate is in your easily, Monopoly fans.

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Voting kicked off today and runs through Jan 31. Hasbro plans to denote the winners on 'World Monopoly Day', March 19 2022.

"No token — not even the Scottie Dog — is condom!" Hasbro'due south Senior Vice President of Marketing, Jonathan Berkowitz, said in a press statement. "Just time will tell if fans volition decide to stay with the classics, keep a few favorites, or choice an entirely new serial of tokens."

The winners will be included in Monopoly games hitting shelves this coming August.

Monopoly tokens have been a major part of the game since it had been introduced in 1935, merely the line-up has inverse a few times over the years. The Car, Thimble, Boot, Top Lid, and Battleship had been office of the original set up, while the Scottie Dog and Wheelbarrow joined in the early 1950s, Hasbro said in a news release.

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