Variations
The original edition contained only seven commodities.
| Commodity | Value |
|---|---|
| Wheat | 100 |
| Barley | 85 |
| Corn | 75 |
| Rye | 70 |
| Oats | 60 |
| Hay | 50 |
| Flax | 40 |
Newer versions include seven or eight commodities, replacing Flax, Hay and Rye with Oranges, Coffee, Sugar and Soybeans.
| Commodity | Value |
|---|---|
| Wheat | 100 |
| Barley | 85 |
| Coffee | 80 |
| Corn | 75 |
| Sugar | 65 |
| Oats | 60 |
| Soybeans | 55 |
| Oranges | 50 |
The 100th anniversary edition released in 2004 included a reproduction of the original edition as well as a brand new edition that featured 8 "modernized" commodities.
| Commodity | Value |
|---|---|
| Cocoa | 100 |
| Platinum | 85 |
| Gold | 80 |
| Cattle | 75 |
| Oil | 65 |
| Rice | 60 |
| Silver | 55 |
| Gas | 50 |
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