( CNN ) Do n't call it `` Monopoly money . '' Not in France , anyway . As part of the 80th anniversary of Monopoly 's first appearance in France , Hasbro is issuing a handful of special sets in that country with real euros in place of the colorful paper it usually offers . Of the 80 special sets , 69 will have five 10-euro notes and five 20-euro notes , another 10 will come with five 20-euro , two 50-euro and one 100-euro bills , and one set will have a complete bank drawer of real cash . That 's 20,580 euros -- or about $ 23,650 at current exchange rates -- for whomever buys the lucky box . CNN asked Hasbro whether a similar plan was in the works for the United States -- where the game is also celebrating its 80th anniversary , at least under a corporate parent -- but has yet to hear back . Nevertheless , it 's a game that 's compiled a lot of big numbers ( and quite a bit of cash ) on its own . Consider these impressive facts courtesy of Hasbro : . - More than 275 million sets have been sold worldwide . - Monopoly is available in 111 countries in 43 languages . ( Many of those sets substitute local landmarks for the familiar Atlantic City street names . ) - San Francisco jeweler Sidney Mobell is responsible for the most expensive Monopoly set , a $ 2 million game with a golden board and diamond-studded dice . - The longest game on record lasted for 70 days . That was on terra firma ; Monopoly has also been played underwater and in a treehouse . - There are 32 houses and 12 hotels in a standard Monopoly set . - A Monopoly board has 40 spaces , including 28 properties . Yes , that includes the railroads . - The lowest rent in Monopoly ? Mediterranean Avenue with no houses ( assuming its owner does n't also own Baltic Avenue ) . It 'll cost you $ 2 to land on it . The most expensive ? Boardwalk with a hotel , worth a cool $ 2,000 . - In 2008 , more than 3,000 people played the game at the same time , a record . And not one of them overturned the board in disgust .
French version of Monopoly has some sets with actual euros . Comment: