Trust Me game
©1981, Parker Brothers
Ages: 8 to Adult
Players: 2 to 4
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# 01729 - 1981 Trust Me game Parker Brothers $10.95
                                          Excellent Condition

# 01730 - 1981 Trust Me game Parker Brothers   $9.63
                                          Very Good Condition

# 00000 - 1981 Trust Me game Parker Brothers   $8.75
                                           Acceptable Condition - Sold Out
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1 Game board
4 Dollar-shaped movers
(red, blue, green, orange)
4 Claim markers
(red, blue, green, orange)
12 Briefcases
16 Payoff cards
5 Blank
2 You've Been Had
5 Single Stack Money
4 Double Stack Money
20 Trust Me cards
1 Return to Trust Me
2 Challenge another player
3 Go on a wild goose chase
2 Go to any space ....
4 Bamboozle ....
4 Go to any Business ....
4 Peek at any unclaimed business
1 Pack of shares
1 Stack of money
1 Standard 6-sided die
Rules
DESCRIPTION - from the game
The chance to make money as never before in a game whose very title makes you think twice!  It's a
game of speed in which you try to reach, inspect and claim properties as quickly as you can. It's a
game of memory in which you try to remember who's seen what and where, and what's been bought
and sold. It's a game of intuition, too. And of blind luck.  And of fortunes that rise and fall with the
roll of a die and the wink of an eye.  Most of all it's an investment game in which the more you know,
the more you'll earn and the more your opponents will believe you when you say, "Trust me."  The
object of the game is to be the player with the greatest total wealth at the end of the game.