Fans will be able to vote on all new 'Monopoly' pieces - here are all 56 options ranked from worst to best

If you're going to be replacing the iconic tokens, it has to be with something better than the letter M.

This feels too similar to the last option. I wouldn't want to be stuck with this piece if I was playing with a large group. Money clip doesn't exactly scream fun.

There are some things that are better left on social media.

Thumbs down on this token idea. It looks too realistic compared to any other Monopoly game piece.

There are a few different emoji-based tokens on here. I'm going to put them all back-to-back here because they feel unoriginal and I think emojis should stay inside electronic devices.

This should only ever be used in emoji form.

This one is semi-cute, but I'm not going to give into the emoji tokens.

This is the most tolerable of the emoji tokens because it's also the least emoji-like. This could also just be any old smiley face. Still, these last four options just feel so unlike anything Monopoly has ever had as tokens on its board. They usually stick to physical, tangible objects you can touch, not emotions you can feel.

Kids these days barely know what vinyl and VHS tapes are. We expect them to know what a gramophone is? We have to admit though, the detail does look pretty cool.

Hasbro had 64 options to come up with any food-based item it wanted for a token. It could have been anything from an avocado to a peach and they went with bread.

Nothing screams Monopoly like bathtub.

This reminds us of one of the wheels from a carriage. I think this would have worked better in an old-timey version of the game or a special edition.

This is probably the first typewriter some kids will have ever seen.

Dapper, but not what I'm looking for in a game piece.

This won't save you if you wind up in jail.

Out of all the emojis, we find this the most tolerable, but perhaps it's just a bit too creepy playing as Mr. Monopoly himself during the game.

Only if this key gets you out of the jail space.

If we're going to have a some type of cell phone, let's at least have an updated one.

Sunglasses are for your face, not for a board game.

If we're replacing the original Monopoly shoe, it has to be more impressive than any old tennis shoe.

We're thinking this is inspired by Hasbro's other toy line. Let's keep the brands separate.

One day, this will be a relic.

There are several shoe selections on this list, and the flip flop feels less classy than the rest.

There are also a lot of vehicle options for the new tokens. This feels the least cool when you see what else there is in store.

A cute little turtle? Sign us up. But this tortoise looks a little too realistic.

This goldfish is pretty cool looking, but it doesn't feel like a classic character.

The jetski feels like the water version of a scooter.

Where we're going, we need something faster than bikes. The bottom platform also makes this piece feel bulkier.

Watches belong on wrists. We don't need another reminder of time flying by on the game board.

Ditto goes for the pocket watch. Though, the Roman numerals add some flair.

This Wellington boot feels a little less universal than other options.

This feels a bit generic.

If we're possibly replacing the Monopoly car, it needs to be with a cooler car, right?

We're loving this shoe upgrade, but does Monopoly really need another shoe?

Can we find a TV like this anymore?

We think Beyoncé would approve.

These feel fun and more original than sneakers.

If we're potentially replacing the classic cat and dog pieces, I'd hope to see something more universal. The animal tokens are definitely incredibly detailed.

In my opinion, the best Monopoly pieces can stand on their own and don't need a tiny platform underneath them. The beach ball gets some points for originality though.

The millionaire yacht, while classy, feels a little too highbrow for a kids' game.

The plane is definitely a first-grade upgrade from a car.

There are a few different cowboy-themed objects here and the detail on this boot is fun and funky.

Monopoly has tried to introduce a helicopter to the game before, but it lost out on the popular vote. Maybe it will have better luck this time around. The downside here is that it looks like the helicopter is on some sort of sled.

The cowboy hat feels like a nod to one of the original pieces, the top hat.

We're loving the detail on this little bunny. This is definitely one of the cutest animal offerings on the table.

If we're going to have a successor to the iconic car token, than this racecar is pretty nifty and easy to move around a Monopoly board. It's one of eight new tokens we were able to try out.

We know we dismissed the other phone for looking too old, but this rotary phone looks regal and nostalgic.

It's not exactly a laptop, but if we're aiming to capture a piece of history then the desktop fits that description.

There was just something so unique and so different about this token. Plus, the detail in the flame and logs are captivating.

A beautiful nod to musicians and to the history of jazz.

We've looked at yachts and jet skis, but there's something that just feels so simple and carefree about this little sailboat.

Now, here's what we're talking about. This T. rex would blow those emojis away.

This horse reminds us of a former classic Monopoly token of a cowboy rider on a horse. This feels like a nice throwback.

There's just something about the little bunny ears on this we can't get over.

Forget the bathtub token, and just give us the adorable rubber duck.

What's not to love about penguins? I bet a lot of people will want to play with this. Better start packing your bags cat and dog.