When we hear the words “free Big Mac,” angels start to sing. But pipe down, angels — we need to hear how we can get our hands on the iconic McDonald’s sandwich without spending a single dollar According to a July 29th McDonald’s tweet, the fast food chain will be handing out complimentary Bic Macs in celebration of the hamburger’s 50th birthday. But there’s a catch.
Each MacCoin will feature one of five unique designs used to represent the five decades of the Big Mac. USAToday.com reports that the ’70s-era MacCoin will illustrate the decade’s flower power. The ’80s MacCoin will feature pop art, the ’90s will show off bold shapes, the ’00s MacCoin centers around technology, and the ’10s design will revolve around communication.
So, how exactly can one start their MacCoin collection? On Thursday, August 2nd, 14,000 participating McDonald’s restaurants will begin giving away MacCoins with the purchase of a Big Mac. Then, on Friday, August 3rd, the coins will become redeemable for a free Big Mac.
The idea to turn the Big Mac into currency came from the influence the Big Mac has held over global economies since the late ’80s. Since 1986, The Economist has used the value of the sandwich to measure “the purchasing power of international currency,” USAToday.com reports.
I need some of these!
— Lui Calibre (@LuiCalibre) July 29, 2018
Head to your local McDonald’s on Thursday to begin collecting MacCoins like they’re going out of style. Then redeem to savor the deliciousness that is the Big Mac.
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