Innsmouth Gold coins (10)

I love the influence on these coins and the creative influences is evedent

These coins are extremely well made and look like authentic currency from a version of the world you hope doesn't exist. I use them as Bennies in my Savage Worlds investigative horror game. So even if you're not doing anything related to the Mythos, these are interesting and evocative enough to stand in for any weird currency or tokens you might need.

These are beautiful to look at, and excellently detailed. I have one minor complaint, and that is that they are lighter than they appear. It's not a big deal, and I'm sure it saves on shipping.
Don't get me wrong, they don't feel like aluminum, or plastic, or anything. They just look like they'd be heavier.
Overall, a great prop for gaming, etc.

Really nice, well made coins that help bring the Mythos to the table as material handouts.

Top notch!

The coins are very good looking, capturing the creepy feeling of the town of Innsmouth and the deep ones' look perfectly in their familiar yet altogether alien symbols.

The sigil of the Necronomicon in particular makes this set a great purchase.

I had this product in Poland from Australia in 1 week. This is what I call great service. So what I can say about coins itself? This is beautiful product, a lot of details, really solid and it makes the feeling like there is some mystery hidden in it. I'm waiting for my players to get to Innsmouth so I can see Their faces, when They see these coins :)

This coins are the perfect prop or token for any/all Mythos games out there. The detail is awesome and the weight make them feel real.

Shiny and glinting with forbidden lustre, the desire for these will drive you mad...

I carry these in my Cthulhu GM bag for instant-props when the players need to find some Mythos or occult related item during a search, works great! They're solid, durable, and have a good weight to them.

My only complaint is I wish there was more variety - since I don't use them for actual currency coins, but props, I don't really need multiples of each. The smallest of issue, but I'm still getting plenty of mileage out of them.