Charms
500 pack of tokens for slot machines
(Misc.) Trademark Global
Authentic State-of-the-Art Slot machines from the Japanese Casinos to our refurbishment facility, each machine is transformed to like-new condition.
A key for complete access to your machine
With each machine we offer a 2 year warranty that covers everything on the machine except the light bulbs.
Full light and sound just like you've enjoyed in the casinos for years!
Price:
$69.99
$39.99
Customer Reviews:
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"In the money!" plenty of coins for everyone
Purchased these coins to go with a recently purchased slot machine. The kids have a blast with the machine and a pack of 500 tokens is more than enough to have fun with. -
False advertising.
Boo, hiss. This product claims the tokens have a "tree-like design" on both sides; this is blatantly false. I will be returning the tokens I just bought as soon as the post office is open.
Answers
This includes engraving dies and procuring the proper planchets, which could well be gold or silver, but more commonly, bronze or nickel. It is not to counterfeit, but to have personally-made tokens, like they use with game machines.
You can't make them as cheap as a private mint. It would cost a fortune for the die making machines, as well as a minting press. Even if you did the ancient thing of two dies, a pair of tongs and a hammer, you still have to know how to harden the dies you make.
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metal detecting with artifactman,indian head penny,old badge,wheat cents,foreign coin,and a nice token form the pony express.
Thanks for any suggestions you may have.
If they are in decent shape, they are collectors items. Check out poker chips on Ebay. Some epople would even by just one to act as a card guard or token.
Price:
$9.95
$2.75
play coins
plastic, gold colored
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Has arrived.
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Has arrived.
The completely customized version of the iconic Parker Brothers game features an updated playing surface, swapping the more traditional properties, such as “Park Place” and “Water Works,” with the band’s most popular albums and locations including Black Ice, Stiff Upper Lip, and AC/DC Lane, essentially allowing fans to build their own AC/DC empire.
Replacing the standard small metal tokens that players use to move around the board’s edge are more rock-appropriate ones which include a cannon, a bundle of dynamite, a bell on fire, Angus’s school boy hat, stacks of cash, and a lightning bolt – similar to the one in the band’s logo.
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I was brought up in Australia, where we got rid of 1¢ and 2¢ coins in my childhood. Nobody missed them, at least as I recall. I certainly didn't: they were useless, even at the age when I might by lollies (candy) for 2¢ apiece. But then again, I'd never buy one, and with the new changes if I bought six of them, I'd get them for a discount as the price would be rounded down to 10¢. Besides, petrol (gas) was priced including fractions of a cent per litre, and nobody worried we didn't have 0.1¢ coins. So why worry about those little copper coins? Besides, few transactions are done with cash these days anyway, and with debit cards and bank transfers you can still account for the pennies, even if you can't count them using metal tokens.
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