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MONOPOLY Commemorative Super Bowl XXXII 32 Edtion Denver BRONCOS 31-24 NIB Seal MONOPOLY Commemorative Super Bowl XXXII 32 Edtion Denver BRONCOS 31-24 NIB Seal $2.00

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DENVER BRONCOS NFL Monopoly Property Game Card - Hasbro 1998 DENVER BRONCOS NFL Monopoly Property Game Card - Hasbro 1998 $3.00

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Superbowl XXXII Broncos Edition Monopoly Game Sealed Mint Condition 1998 RARE Superbowl XXXII Broncos Edition Monopoly Game Sealed Mint Condition 1998 RARE $30.00


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MONOPOLY SUPERBOWL XXXII Denver Broncos Board Game NEW Sealed MONOPOLY SUPERBOWL XXXII Denver Broncos Board Game NEW Sealed $29.99


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It's Mile High Magic! The Denver Broncos™ and the world's most popular board game, MONOPOLY, have huddled up to create the ultimate Broncos gridiron fantasy for fans ages 8 and above. Join up to five of your friends as you buy, sell and trade the greatest Broncos of all time, including John Elway, Terrell Davis, Jake Plummer, and Rod Smith. With six collectible pewter tokens, including the legendary Barrel Man, lead your franchise on “the Drive” to the Super Bowl. What Broncos fan hasn't dreamed of owning and running the Broncos? At the end of the game, only one Broncos fan will remain standing and control the ultimate Broncos team of all time… Will it be you?

The Denver Broncos have one of the greatest winning traditions of any NFL team in the years since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger. But although the Broncos had made it to the Super Bowl four times (XII, XXI, XXII, and XXIV), they had come up short each time. That all changed in the late '90s. In 1997, entering his 15th NFL season, Denver quarterback John Elway had one thing missing from his resume: a Super Bowl ring. This year, Elway had all the help he needed-head coach Mike Shanahan, one of the most innovative minds in football; Terrell Davis, the AFC's leading rusher; and a defense studded with stars like Steve Atwater, Shannon Sharpe, and Neil Smith. Denver finished the regular season at 12-4 and entered the playoffs as a wild card. Three playoff victories later, the Broncos had reached Super Bowl XXXII. There, against the defending champion Green Bay Packers, Elway captured that elusive championship. With just three games left in the 1998 season, the 13-0 Denver Broncos looked like they might join the 1972 Miami Dolphins as the only undefeated teams in NFL history. At the age of 38, quarterback John Elway was still playing like he was in his prime, and Terrell Davis was on his way to breaking the 2,000-rushing -yards barrier (the 4th in NFL history). The '98 Broncos didn't break the '72 Dolphins' monopoly on perfect NFL seasons-they were upset by the New York Giants in Week 15-but they did repeat as Super Bowl Champions. Elway threw for 336 yards and won MVP honors in his final game, as Denver defeated the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl XXXIII. America's Game: The Denver Broncos features exclusive interviews with Elway, Shanahan, Smith and Howard Griffith (1997) and with Davis, Sharpe and Mark Schlereth (1998). Join NFL Films as they tell the stories of the '97 and '98 Broncos, who won back-to-back Super Bowls and sent their Hall-of-Fame quarterback out in style.

SUPER BOWL XXXII EDITION DENVER BRONCOS

With majestic mountains outlining the skyline, Denver is the jewel of the Rockies. From it's rough and tumble days when the gold mining town played host to the legendary Buffalo Bill Cody and Calamity Jane, Denver has grown into a major metropolis worthy of its capitol stature. Now you can explore the Mile High City and marvel at its wealth of resources as you buy, sell and trade prime Denver real estate. While you may already own Frontier Airlines, consider purchasing the gateway to the Rockies, the Denver International Airport. Strolling through historic LoDo and Larimer Square, you may negotiate a trade for Cadillac Ranch or pocket the landmark Union Station. Control the Denver Mint and you may have the collateral to purchase Coors Field or the Denver Broncos. Or, Denver's wealth of arts and leisure properties may be more to your liking. In that case, collect the Denver Art Museum, distinguished for its American Indian art and purchase the fabulously floral Denver Botanic Gardens. Monkey around with the Denver Zoo, renowned for its Primate Panorama. Avail yourself of the world class shopping at Cherry Creek Mall or step into the shoes of a hotel magnate as you buy and sell the Adam's Mark, the Inverness Hotel and Golf Club and the historic Brown Palace. Instead of merely browsing the aisles, as a Monopoly game power broker you can new wheel and deal King Soopers and Tattered Cover Book Store. Denver has never been more accessible and its real estate market has never been more exciting. Capture the entrepreneurial spirit of the Old West and experience the excitement of the Mile High City with the Denver Edition of the Monopoly Game.