Quality Metal Coins That Won’t Empty Your Real-World Wallet
Want to make your game nights legendary without spending a fortune? Our Gold Fantasy Coins are not only packed with epic features, but they're also super affordable compared to other options you might have eyed before.
What's in the Pack?
Design: One side of the coin shows a brave knight, just like the heroes in your campaigns.
Reverse: Flip it over and bam! There's a dragon, ready to light up your storytelling.
Material: Made from sturdy zinc alloy, these coins are ready for any dungeon you throw them into.
Size: Each coin is about 10mm x 10mm x 1.5mm—perfect to fit in any adventurer's pouch.
Production: Die-cast with precision, because we care about the little things.
Quantity: You get 100 coins in each pack, a nice start to your hoard
Example Time: How to Use These Coins in Your Game
Picture you're in a sketchy tavern negotiating with a mysterious figure. Instead of saying, "I give him a gold piece," you can actually hand over a metal coin featuring a knight battling a dragon. That moment just became 100 times cooler, didn't it?
Disclaimer: While they’re not made of actual gold, they're worth their weight in fun!
Please be advised that The Mini Mint's tabletop gaming products contain small parts that could pose a choking hazard. These items are not toys and are not suitable for children. Parental supervision is strongly recommended for any minors who may be present. Always exercise caution and prioritize safety when using these products. Thank you for your understanding.
Ever held a fistful of coins and felt like a real adventurer? There's something spellbinding about using actual metal coins in your role-playing games. From D&D to Pathfinder, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay to Tales from the Red Dragon Inn- These aren't just tokens; they're tangible pieces of the fantasy worlds we love. When you toss a handful of our high-quality metal coins onto the table, you're not just signaling a transaction in the game; you're making the world feel real and lived-in.
