Vesting Day
Vesting Day. A colliery company outside Doncaster in December 1946. On 1 January your deep mine, its wagons and its houses pass to the National Coal Board…
On New Year's Day the pit belongs to the Board.
A colliery company outside Doncaster in December 1946. On 1 January your deep mine, its wagons and its houses pass to the National Coal Board, and you will be paid in government stock. You keep the small drift mine up the valley, under a licence from the Board, and the hardest winter in living memory is a month away.
- Starts
- December 1946
- Length
- 18 months
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Scored on
- Reach £5,500,000 of personal net worth
- Business
- Colliery
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