Recently we’ve noticed that we’re getting more and more visitors from the USA.

I know McDonalds runs a similar competiton in the states and I’m wondering if it’s worthwhile following that one too?

If you’re an American looking for details about the US version of the McDonalds Monopoly game please get in touch or leave a comment on this post and we’ll look into tracking that game too if there’s sufficient interest.

Otherwise, see you again in 2009 guys.

Chris

The single £250k Rightmove House prize has been claimed by K Baker of South West England

Well done!
 

For a regularly updated list of all the prizes won in each category see the prizes won page

At the request of a number of my users I have now added a prizes won list to the site (see the tab top right). 

This is a frequently updated list of the total number of prizes won in each category, based on the information released on the official McDonald’s monopoly website.

The reason for this list is that McDonald’s rather cleverly give you the winners information by area on their site, so it’s difficult to find out how many of each prize have actually been won due to the quantity of information to wade through (and as a result we all buy more meals hoping to win something good, which may have already gone).  

That said if you want see who’s won what in your area then just click on the offical map: http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/money/Winners/

Hope you find it useful

Right, it looks like it’s time to deal with one of the key pieces of information people want to know about the 2008 McDonalds Money Monopoly competition.

Which stickers are the rare winners, and which are the common ones?

Well from my own collection and from scouring eBay via the auction list on your right, I believe the following lists to be accurate:

Common Stickers:

1. Park Lane
2. Oxford Street
3. Regent Street
4. Piccadilly
5. Leicester Square
6. Trafalgar Square
7. Fleet Street
8. Vine Street
9. Bow Street
10. Whitehall
11. Pall Mall
12. Pentonville Road
13. The Angel Islington
14. Whitechapel Road
15. Fenchurch Street Station
16. Marylebone Station
17. Kings Cross Station

The Rare stickers are therefore:

1. Mayfair (Wins £500k Cash)
2. Bond Street (Wins a £250k House)
3. Coventry Street (Wins a Mini Cooper Car)
4. Strand (Wins a Holiday)
5. Marlborough Street (Wins a Speed Fight Scooter)
6. Northumberland Avenue (Wins £1,000 a Month for a Year)
7. Euston Road (Wins a £500 Shopping Spree)
8. Old Kent Road (Wins an 80Gb IPod)
9. Liverpool Street Station (Wins a Home Entertainment System)

So there you go - good luck everybody!

 

I’ve now added an EBay feed to the site on the right hand side.

This lists all the auctions on EBay that are for McDonald’s Money Monopoly 2008 Stickers in order of those finishing first i.e. the soonest to end is at the top of the list.

I hope that you’ll find this useful as you try and build up your sticker collections!

That said, please read our Ebay warning post first!

Here’s a quick warning for all you collectors out there who may be looking to buy stickers second hand from eBay.

There have been a number of instances of people selling old stickers, forged stickers and mislabelled items to people wishing to collect the official 2008 stickers.

So the warning is be careful about what you buy!

Ask the sellers questions, ask for conformation that these are unique, get full front and back pictures.

The official stickers look like this:

The 2008 McDonalds Monopoly game begins! McDonalds sales are sure to increase as people will flock to the restaurant for food, and not go home for their meals, as everyone wants as many chances as possible to find that all import Mayfair token. Why? Oh yeah, its worth £500k!