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Monopoly The Hamptons Edition Makes Its Debut At Long Last

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BY JULIA HEMING Scott Whiney, Mr. Monopoly and Dennis Gavaghen celebrate the reveal of Monopoly Hamptons Edition.

BY JULIA HEMING Scott Whiney, Mr. Monopoly and Dennis Gavaghen celebrate the reveal of Monopoly Hamptons Edition.

BY JULIA HEMING Roy Stevenson (left) has dreamed of having Hamptons Monopoly since he opened his story 20 years ago.

BY JULIA HEMING Roy Stevenson (left) has dreamed of having Hamptons Monopoly since he opened his story 20 years ago.

BY JULIA HEMING The pieces are the same in the Hamptons edition because of people's love for their go-to piece.

BY JULIA HEMING The pieces are the same in the Hamptons edition because of people's love for their go-to piece.

BY JULIA HEMING Monopoly Hamptons edition features unique community chest and chance cards.

BY JULIA HEMING Monopoly Hamptons edition features unique community chest and chance cards.

BY JULIA HEMING Hamptons Monopoly features its own money with a sketch of a lighthouse and windmills.

BY JULIA HEMING Hamptons Monopoly features its own money with a sketch of a lighthouse and windmills.

BY JULIA HEMING Monopoly Hampton's Edition

BY JULIA HEMING Monopoly Hampton's Edition

authorJulia Heming on Jun 22, 2022
After a year of secrecy, the Monopoly The Hamptons Edition has finally been unveiled. Monopoly The Hamptons Edition features local businesses and landmarks from Westhampton to Montauk on a specially... more

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