The Adventures of Lincoln Mint is a game for two to four players. The game has 3 boards, including the Money board, the Capital Board and the Game Board.

Its main objective is to buy popularity points with money at the Money board. With these points you can buy precious stones, win auctions or fiscal training courses with your opponents at the Capital Board. These fiscal training courses are used to increase credit rating, which will allow you to make better bids in auctions or take over companies on your opponents’ boards without demanding any money from them at all! On each player’s turn they can move their token one space on any of these three boards and consequently impose taxes on any player that lands on that square afterwards. You can also buy precious stones at the capital board, which you can sell at the Money board. These precious stones are used as a form of currency on the Capital board as well as being the only way to buy things from your opponents there. The winner of the game is the one that has more points after all players have finished their turns.

Firaxis Games had created a series of real-time strategy video games known as "Civilization" for PC and Macintosh. It was a very popular series with thousands of fans worldwide, and was considered one of the best real-time strategy games ever made by most gaming magazines and websites. The most recent game in the series, "Civilization V", was released on September 21, 2010. On October 22, 2010 Firaxis Games announced they were working on a new version of the game to coincide with the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's re-election. They used this game to introduce two new mechanics not present in "Civilization V", auctions and fiscal training courses.

The game is played by players taking turns. During each turn there are 4 steps: Each player starts with $500 and chooses which board they would like to start at (the Money Board or the Capital Board). Players then take turns moving their token around. At the end of the turn, players pay any taxes they have collected from other players who land on their tiles. When a player has finished their turn, another player takes their place and makes a move in the same way. When a player lands on an auction square, he may make an offer for any of the three things up for auction (precious stones, fiscal training courses or state bonds). If any other players want to make an offer they must make higher bids than this player. If no one else is willing to bid in that auction then this player wins and does not need to pay anything in order to claim what was up for sale. When a player lands on a fiscal training course square then he may use it. This means he must pay the amount shown, but in exchange gets an extra amount of money from the bank. He must use this money within the same turn, otherwise he loses it. When a company is up for sale at the Capital Board, players can bid on it if they have enough money in their own companies to buy all of the shares in that company. If they win then they get to keep that company without needing any more money from other players. However, if you have bought shares in a company and another player tries to buy all your shares then you can refuse and become partners with them instead.

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