I've upgraded several boardgames with metal currency. It's great. Feels good in the hand, sounds good. It's a great upgrade to any game. And I should say that I like The Broken Token. Their inserts are amazing, and I have about a dozen that I use for various games.
These coins, however, are super expensive and feel super cheap. They look thicker in the pictures and the details look sharper. In real life, they're lackluster. I feel like I could bend them if I wanted to. They sound ok when they clink together, but in the hand, they're surprisingly light.
For the price, the coins could be thicker by a MM or two, or could have used a zink alloy to give it some heft. Other companies, like Fantasy Coin or Campaign Coin offer thicker heftier coins for less. Fantasy Coin, in particular, has wonderful hefty square coins to use in Waterdeep.
If these coins were 30, or 35 (as Top Shelf Gaming offers the exact same coin set for 35), I'd say ok. But 50 bucks? These are getting returned, for sure.
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The Broken Token is proud to bring you the first in our new line of ultra-premium game upgrades. |
These finely-minted coins are crafted from zinc and nickel with high-relief 3D detailing and a hand-buffed finish. |
The set includes 10 crescent coins and 50 square coins, each with a holed center. |
Coins designed by Infinity Plus One. |
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Adam
Amazing quality
Reviewed in Canada on October 30, 2017Verified Purchase
