Stellar Factory Game Over Coin - (1.5 Inch Metal Coin with Stand)

I have had this coin for a little while now. I carry it everywhere. Still no fading or discoloration. Extremely happy with this purchase.

I really like this coin. I've added it as a resource in my DnD games since I like having fun, physical representations of things like fate points which can be earned and expended as a form of rare currency. I also like using it for props and other things. The stand is a nice display piece so that I don't have to keep it stored away when not using it.

I run TTRPGs and there are many situations where flipping a coin is necessary to determine outcomes. We've been using whatever coin was lying around. However, since introducing this to the group, it sits prominently in the center of the table now and everyone seems eager to use it, even when the situation seems dire. Something about the heft and words adds to the quality of the experience. I'm really pleased with the detail, and the stand is a nice touch. Overall, very glad I got it.

This coin makes the perfect gift for my nephew. He loves collecting coins and playing video games. The coin is large and easy to read. One side says "Game Over" and the other side says "Continue." They can be read from quite a distance and can be used to tell your friends or your brothers if you are down to keep playing or if you are ready to call it a night. You can also flip it to have the coin make the choice for you. The coin is large, though not as heavy as I was expecting, but I would still flip it onto a soft surface so you don't damage the coin or the floor/furniture. You can also spin the coin on the table and see which game the arrow on the coin points to so that you don't have to pick.The coin comes with a nice little display holder. It is simple, but I love that it doesn't cover much of the coin, but holds it securely in place. It is made of wood, but it seems sturdy enough to hold the coin with no issues. I did notice some slight imperfections on the edge like the 2 sides of the coin were mashed together, but it is not that noticeable and I like the look, feel and fun of the coin. This makes a great gift for the gamer in your life!

As a general rule, I don't recommend leaving anything to a coin flip. That said, this "continue or game over" coin is a fun novelty item that does have a few uses. It can serve as a symbolic reminder that it might be getting late and, for most people, there is more to life than playing games. It can also be used as a fun way to add a random element to multi-round games (flip the coin at the end of each round to see if the game is over or not). This can actually bring some real excitement to a game when none of the players know whether to go for broke or to play the long game because you don't know when the coin is going to call "game over." For the truly indecisive, the manufacturers also suggest arranging all your games in a circle, spinning your coin in the middle and they allowing it to select which game you will play based on which on it moves toward. Clearly, if you can't even decide which game to play, you might want to leave your house and go for a nice walk instead :) The coin itself it cast metal with nice detail if slightly less than perfect finishing. The small wooden stand allows you to display it on a shelf which is a nice touch. Overall, a nice novelty item and it gets a solid recommendation.

I attached an image to show the size in comparison to a quarter. The 2 quarters on the side show that it is almost exactly 2 quarters thick.The engravings are very deep, giving it a nice tacky texture, which can be great for slight of hand.The weight is lighter than I would like (it's about the weight of 2 quarters), but I like thick heavy coins. However, if you wanted to flip this on your table or spin it on the table, the lightness of the coin reduces the dings it could make in the table. I myself prefer the heavy ones (just like I like heavy metal D&D dice) and then I just put down some sort of mat to prevent damage when I use it.The stand holds the coin very well while obscuring almost none of the engraving so it looks great on a shelf and is in no danger of toppling over.Both of my teenage children thought the coin was very cool too, so it may end up trading homes between their rooms, instead of on the board game shelf as I envisioned, lol

I really appreciate how the Continue side has ongoing images like the chess pieces and sun, while the Game Over has the finished images like a moon or the pieces being knocked over. It is a nice touch.Weight is good. Feel is smooth and hefty. The stand holds the coin no issue; just not wide enough if you wanted a capsule for the coin. It doesn't really reflect light so it won't be too distracting.I think is is a nice gift for yourself or a shelf piece.

Nice weight and good feel to it. The design work is nice and a good general coin for flipping