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[[Image:Coins.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Some Coin tokens.]] | [[Image:Coins.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Some Coin tokens.]] | ||
| − | '''Coin tokens''' | + | Several cards have effects that put '''Coin tokens''' on a mat to keep track of certain parameters—most often the [[Coffers]] and [[Villager]]s mats. They are represented by small metal [[materials|tokens]] in the likeness of the Dominion [[Coin]] ({{Cost}}). Coin tokens are made of brass-plated steel, have a diameter of 15 millimeters and show the same engraving on both sides. |
| + | == Uses == | ||
| + | * {{Card|Pirate Ship}} | ||
| + | * {{Card|Trade Route}} | ||
| + | * [[Coffers]] | ||
| + | * [[Villager]]s | ||
| + | * {{Project|Sinister Plot}} | ||
| + | == Trivia == | ||
| + | Before the [[second edition]], the Coffers function of Coin tokens did not have a special name, and was simply referred to as "Coin tokens". | ||
=== In other languages === | === In other languages === | ||
* Finnish: Kolikko (lit. ''coin'') | * Finnish: Kolikko (lit. ''coin'') | ||
| + | * German: Münzmarker | ||
| + | {{Navbox Mechanics}} | ||
[[Category:Tokens]] | [[Category:Tokens]] | ||
Revision as of 13:44, 1 October 2019
Several cards have effects that put Coin tokens on a mat to keep track of certain parameters—most often the Coffers and Villagers mats. They are represented by small metal tokens in the likeness of the Dominion Coin (
). Coin tokens are made of brass-plated steel, have a diameter of 15 millimeters and show the same engraving on both sides.
Uses
Trivia
Before the second edition, the Coffers function of Coin tokens did not have a special name, and was simply referred to as "Coin tokens".
In other languages
- Finnish: Kolikko (lit. coin)
- German: Münzmarker
