Monopoly turns to Facebook to get rid of token
People can vote on which token they would like to see spared
Published: Jan 10 2013 12:02:26 AM EST
Updated On: Jan 11 2013 05:54:48 AM EST
Hasbro is replacing one of the tokens with a new one and the game board maker has turned to Facebook to decide which of the classic game pieces gets the boot.
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