Guides to board games and card games that have crossed into collectible territory: artist editions, licensed sets and releases tied to a place or an event. The first entry explains the Takashi Murakami Monopoly, Roppongi Hills Edition from 2004, and why a board game can matter to art collectors.Expect the same approach for future pieces: what the edition is, how to recognise a sealed original and what makes a particular release worth keeping rather than playing.
Five uno anniversary edition myths tested against the facts, from Merle Robbins’ barbershop to the Murakami Artiste deck Europe can still buy sealed.
The Takashi Murakami x Parker Brothers Roppongi Hills Monopoly from 2004: what it really is, why auction houses take it seriously and what to check before buying.
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