To play this game of strategy, players simply scatter coins on the board and then vie to become president, appoint Supreme Court justices, and even vote in Congress to change the rules. The game is fast-paced and topical as all eyes turn toward the 2008 U.S. election year. “People are interested in politics, and this game gives them a chance to become president and experience the balance of power among the three branches of government. It really captures the spirit of the city,” Co-owner Joan Cartier of Coin Hopping Games told TDmonthly. The game board, a beautiful map of the National Mall and surrounding areas, invites exploration of the city and its landmarks. The game includes 50 destination cards with pictures of things to see, and is a patriotic experience Americans will find intriguing. For those thinking of taking the family to D.C., it's more fun than a guide book and provides a way to involve the whole family in the vacation planning. The game has received the following awards: 2007 iParenting Media; Dr. Toy's 100 Best Children's Products 2008; Dr. Toy's 10 Best Board Games 2008; and Creative Child Preferred Choice 2009. Launch date: March 2007.

Island Hopping – the Coin Hopping Game of The Bahamas – scatter your Bahamian coins on the map and you are ready to play. As you play you’ll explore the country’s beautiful islands and discover places you’d like to go. Since the days when pirates ruled the Bahamas, the country has flown at least four different national flags. The goal is to place your flags on the islands. Player earn flags each time they successfully stack four coins. The perfect game for anyone who has been to the Bahamas or wants to go to the Bahamas.

Two to four players.