Reddit reviews Axe Sickle Natural Wood Slices 1 inch Unfinished Round Wood 200 pcs These Round Wood Coins for Arts & Crafts Projects, Board Game Pieces, Ornaments, The Limitations are Endless 200 per Pack.
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Unfinished wood is ready to paint, burned, stained, add glass/epoxy dome to make jewelery pieces, decorative magnets!Natural Schima superba, without bleach treatment,So round wood are environmentally friendly,Non-toxic,Tasteless,It will not hurt your child and your family!Use for creating jewelry, pins, game pieces, ornaments or other craft projects,GREAT FOR ARTS & CRAFTS - Their small size makes them perfect for fun art projects.BOARD GAME PIECES - Use as replacements for a variety of board games,Measures: 1 inches in diameter, a thickness of 0.15 inches!All Axe Sickle products are fulfilled by Amazon with 100% guarantee fast shipment and good customer service.
To add to this, if you have some time for arts and crafts you can make some pretty legit looking tokens for ~20-30 cents per token.
I bought 1 inch wooden discs similar to these. You can find them at arts and crafts stores, but are usually a little more expensive and come in smaller packs. Either make your own or grab the sweet tokens WordUpGangster made and print them out. If you don't have a printer (like me) I just used a copy shop and printed them on either cardstock or medium thickness paper. A single sheet of paper can fit like 80 tokens and costs anywhere from 10-50 cents depending on the quality of paper.
Next, I bought a 10$ 1 hole punch to save time on cutting all the tokens out. Get some glue, almost any gluestick will do, and glue the tokens to the wooden discs. They look pretty sweet and I've made literally hundreds for ~50$ all said and done.
The only issue is making tokens for anything bigger than 1 inch can be a problem. I haven't found any wood discs that are reliably 2x2 inches (or bigger for that matter). For 2x2 creatures I've used metal washers to give them some weight, but that can go upwards of 1$ per token, and can be hard to find anything above 2x2.
Anyway, I hope this helps!
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