KINREX Plastic Gold Coins – St Patricks Day Realistic Bulk Prop Money for Kids, Toddler, Party, Games, Crafts, Reward, Teachers, Classroom Pretend Play Toys, 400 Count Fake Coins Set

This are great, basic plastic coins! They don't fit in most piggy banks but are great for using as pretend coins.

As you can see from the picture attached, the coins are big, shiny and they have a $ sign on both sides, perfect for what I wanted them for. I am running a D&D campaign and these 400 pieces of gold are great when placed into a leather pouch (like you’d see in a medieval movie). Because the coins only have the $ sign on them, it’s neutral for all campaign types (Any era of timeline). I look forward to giving these out as rewards for each quest completion inside the campaign.Good job 👏🏻

Love these chips for playing bingo with the Elderly. They are very large and easy to handle.The residents love them. Quality varies on some of the chips. With sharp edges that just need filed

I would have used these for a classroom game activity. They were sent home to kids in a learning packet. I hope they enjoyed them.

These coins are sturdy and attractive. The kids in our children's church group earn them for different activities and good behavior and are able to "buy" prizes donated by church members.

We use these with our Tripoly game instead of poker chips because they are more fun - gold doubloons- in a way. They are light, because they are just plastic - but they are well made - we've ordered others in the past that were awkward and oddly different sizes - these are fairly uniform and no sharp edges - so we like them. I would purchase these again.

We bought these to sprinkle around potted shamrocks in a green top hat as part of our St. Patrick's Day table decor and they worked perfectly! It added a bit of tasteful whimsy for what can be a difficult;t holiday to tastefully decorate for. The price was great and so was the quality. We intend to use them again next year as well. Two thumbs up from us!!

These are nice sturdy little plastic coins my kids called them pirate coins they earned them doing their homeschool work and are able to trade them in for prizes Some prices are one coin and we have prices which are as much as 35 coins it teaches them to save and spend their money wisely