Rich Uncle
1950s
John Waddington
 
First produced
1950s
Players
3 to 5
Age(s)
10+
             
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1 x panel, stock board
30 x stock cards
1 x standard coloured dice
1 x standard white dice
20 x Daily Bugle news sheets
21 x market price cards;
- 2 x $10,000, 2 x $7,500, 1 x $4,000, 1 x $3,500, 1 x $3,000, 1 x $2,800, 2 x $2,500, 1 x $2,300, 1 x $2,000, 1 x $1,800, 1 x $1,500, 1 x $1,000, 1 x $800, 1 x $700, 1 x $500, 1 x $300, 1 x $200 and 1 x $100
1 x pack of paper money in 3 denominations;
- 40 x $100, 30 x $500 and 25 x $1,000
1 x set of coins, round checks;
- 25 x $5,000 coins
- 7 x $10,000 coins
1 x rules leaflet

 

Rich uncle Pennybags owns the Daily Bugle and most of the town, and what he says goes. During the game, with or without his advice, the winner will be the first to make $10,000 grow to $50,000. For a longer game, the winning total could be increased to $100,000.

 

To set up the game, insert the stock board panel into the side of the box base, which then forms an upright display for arranging the stock cards. Rich uncle Moneybags bears a striking resemblance to Mr. Monopoly.