Stonemaier Games: Metal Coins (Scythe and Expeditions) | Metal Coins to Enhance Your Gameplay | 80 Coins with Unique Colors and Sides for Each Denomination - Values Include 1, 3, 5,10, and 20

Never received first order. Replacement was perfect. Quality pieces for our best games.

I’m never gonna play Scythe but these are nice prop coins for use in other board games or gambling games. Really high quality and interesting designs.

Solidly made, these come in a variety of 1, 3, 5, 10, and 20 coin denominations. Each has a different color and design. The detail makes them easy to tell apart. The 1 coins are a little bigger than a dime, and they increase in size with the amount. The 20 coins are about quarter size. Comfortable tobuse and play with.They're about as thick as a penny, I don't think there's any danger of bending them unless you're actively trying to destroy them.Bought these as an upgrade for our Gloomhaven campaign, and they have been well worth it. Off the top of my head, they can work with Scythe (obviously) but also with 7 Wonders, and pretty much any other game that uses coins as a resource. Would recommend!

I don't even like Scythe, but I love the Scythe metal money! And how odd is that? :-DThese are excellent quality metal coins with very distinct differences between the denominations, easily readable numbers denoting the value of each, and terrific hand feel. I suspect they're made primarily of zinc and as a result, have the hand feel of real money metal coins. The number of coins and the differences in denominations make these coins ideal for using with other board games that use money but unfortunately use paper money. I myself most often use these coins with Power Grid and Leaving Earth, but just about any board game that only provides paper money is a good candidate to use these coins for instead.It's a real shame that these coins are going out of print because I like them a lot!

Great board game coins! Excellent look and feel. The weight is good. The finish is excellent quality; I haven't seen any indication of wear in the last year of use.Just toss all those crappy plastic and cardboard coins in to the bottom of every game box because you'll never need them again. I use these coins for every game I own with money needed.Oddly, I still haven't purchased/tried Scythe yet, but I do love the slightly sci-fi look to them. They also look just fine when playing fantasy themed or classic themed games too.A little bit on the pricey side, but overall decent value for money. I don't expect them to ever wear out, but I may purchase another set for games with a few more players...I haven't run out yet with any of my 2-5 player games.

These coins are really nice quality. Though they are originally for the game Scythe by Stonemaier games, I bought these as extras to use in multiple board games that use currencies. I prefer metal coins over the cardboard coins that most games come with so figured this to be a cheaper alternative rather than buying metal coins for each game I have (unless the coins are unique enough to a board game for me to warrant buying specifics (i.e. the metal coins for Flamecraft). It's the sensory of hearing and feeling the metal coins when I play my board games.

I love the colors and denomination variety of these coins! Most metal coins do not offer a lot when it comes to the variety of denominations. Quite often I find us running out of money! I believe this set will solve those problems!Also, having a sale price on these coins and free shipping totally crushed paying for the price AND S&H, for the official deluxe coins!My only complaint would be the design of the $1 coins. I don’t like hole in the center! I would have preferred them to have chosen another country design, with no hole and a full faced design, like the other coins. I do love the blueish color they have!I plan to add these to my Coal Baron game due at the end of 2023!

I ordered these for a birthday party live adventure for some cool teens. I purchased 2 Stonemaier Games Scythe: Metal Coins. The package was missing 7 $20 coins (so I only have 13). All other denominations had the correct count. I’m not sure why just the $20s were off, but it means that the players won’t have enough for the quest.The quality of the coins is excellent, I will update the the review much higher if the company fixes the missing pieces.