Monopoly Money Own Face

Monopoly money is not a legal payment method and has no nominal value. However, money from older monopoly editions has been given value due to the fact they became collector's items. In the original Monopoly game, there is a bank that is managed by one of the players. This bank has money in the form of 'banknotes' with a value indication, ascending with denominations of:

The standard one-sided printed paper Monopoly banknotes exist of 21 notes. Each note is approx. 5.8cm x 3.0 cm (2.0 x 3.5 inches ). 

The size of the standard Monopoly board is 50.8 cm x 50.8 cm (20 x 20 inches).

At the start of the game, each player receives a measured amount of each of these 'banknotes' for use in the game. The 'money' can be used for:

On the maps that show the ownership of streets and stations, the prices are stated, such as rent without buildings, and rent on buildings. It is also indicated on the map what the cost of the street is and what the street can provide as a 'mortgage'. You can borrow money from the bank in the form of a 'mortgage'. This is only possible on individual streets in an unbuilt series of streets in the same place. The interest that people pay with 'repayment' is 10%. Houses on built-up streets that are sold to the bank yield 50% of the original value. If you 'end up in prison' you can buy 'free' again under certain conditions. The official rules state that players are not allowed to borrow money from each other. The player who has no more money loses. The player with the most money at the end is the winner.

You can download and print this Monopoly Money Own Face on preferably rice paper, as the colors will be more vibrant and the picture quality is sharper. Icing sheets also blend into the ice surface, giving a more professional appearance. The main thing you need to know about icing sheets is that the picture quality is far superior to that of wafer paper. This makes them more suitable for highly detailed images and photographs.