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Monopoly GO: Making Music Sticker album rewards, Stars, and sets

Get down with Monopoly GO Stickers.

Scopely has a new Monopoly GO Sticker album dropping at the end of March called Making Music, showcasing unique rewards and 26 sets. 

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Stickers in Monopoly GO are a great way to collect free Dice and other rewards, like game piece Tokens, emotes, and Shields. The Making Music Sticker album will replace Monopoly Origins, slated to end on March 28. All rewards and albums were confirmed by Dot Esports.

What happens to my Monopoly GO Stars from the Origins Sticker event?

Vault rewards for Stars through Monopoly GO Sticker events
Collect and cash in Stars. Screenshot by Dot Esports

At time of writing, Scopely has not changed the Star policy when a Sticker album ends. If you have enough Stars to unlock a vault, it will be automatically opened when Monopoly Origins ends. Any remaining Stars after that won’t get carried over into the Making Music Sticker event. For those who have leftover Stars, I recommend cashing in on the last day to maximize Dice rewards you can use toward completing the new Sticker albums.

When will Monopoly GO Making Music Sticker album release?

The Monopoly GO Making Music Sticker album is slated to release on March 28 and will run for at least two to three months. The Monopoly GO Origins Sticker album event ends on March 28. Be sure to cash in your Stars for Vault rewards before the event ends as Stars do not carry over. 

 What are Making Music Sticker album rewards in Monopoly GO?

Mr. Monopoly on stage singing with money floating and lights in background
Get those Stickers and earn rewards. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Each set within the Sticker album, of which there are 26, offers you rewards for completing it. Completing every set offers additional rewards that include a Disco Mr. Monopoly game piece Token and 15,000 Dice. Overachievers can complete every set a second time for a Golden Disco Mr. Monopoly game piece Token and 20,000 Dice.

Making Music Sticker setsMaking Music Sticker set rewards
Symphony Store175 Dice, 40.1 million cash
Musical Memoir200 Dice, 47.6 million cash
Swingin’ NotesJazz singer Lizzie emote, 225 Dice, 51.7 million cash
Ludwig Van Monopoly250 Dice, 59.8 million cash
Musical Bonds275 Dice, 67.3 million cash
World Music300 Dice, 74.4 million cash
Boy BandVintage turntable Shield, 325 Dice, 79.5 million cash
Crescendo Academy350 Dice, 79.5 million cash
Karaoke Night400 Dice, 99.2 million cash
Country Roads500 Dice, 111 million cash
Mr. Mozart600 Dice, 159 million cash
Pop Princess700 Dice, 159 million cash
Music FestivalRockstar Mr. Monopoly game piece Token, 800 Dice, 198m cash
Spin City900 Dice, 218 million cash
Everyday Tunes1,000 Dice, 238 million cash
K-Pop Idols1,200 Dice, 297 million cash
Wild Melodies1,400 Dice, 337 million cash
Disco Time1,600 Dice, 388 million cash
Rockstar Dreams1,800 Dice, 435 million cash
Hip Hop2,000 Dice, 495 million cash
Bel Canto2,200 Dice, 534 million cash

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Danny Forster
Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.