Each Coin Ships in a Protective Case That Prevents Oxidizing

Who Needs a Card? Packaging includes space for revealing the occasion of your gift.

Obligatory 3/4 Drinking Coin packaging shot!

The Original Drinking Coin

$10.00

The Pocket Drinking Buddy with All the Answers

Having trouble making a really important alcohol-related decision? Find answers to all of life’s important questions with a flip of this powerful coin. Just choose your question, and flip this coin for the answer!

One More or Go Home? Sometimes your best choice is to linger a little longer with friends, but then again, there is work to do tomorrow ... what to do?
Hoppy or Malty? It can be hard to choose between a really fresh IPA or a rare, barrel-aged stout. Let the coin decide!
Red or White? Fact is, sometimes a red wine goes better with fish, and whites go well with BBQ. If you can't choose, flip!
Whisky or Whiskey? I enjoy both bourbon whiskEy and Scotch whisky (no "E"). Both choices are great - when I can't decide, I flip, and let the coin guide my dram decision!

Each drinking coin comes in its own protective acrylic case

Solid American-Made Brass

The Drinking Coin is minted in Nevada, USA using 300 tons of pressure and mating machined dies. The text is crisp and the lines sharp - this is jewelry for your pocket made of solid brass. Other coins are cast in bronze, which has a decent heft, but not such a great pedigree (usually made in Asia under questionable manufacturing conditions) and none of the fine detail.

Sealed for Your Protection

Because the coin is brass, it will arrive at your door in a shiny, fresh-minted condition, thanks to its protective acrylic case shown above, right. The case keeps out oxygen and prevents scratches to the coin in transit. Once it arrives, it's up to you to make it your own.

Antique effect on drinking coin happens naturally to the brass

Pocket Patina

The 1.75" diameter coin at right spent 4 months in my front pocket. Oils from my hand and jostling from my keys gave it the amazing antique brass patina you see, which better every day. If you ever want to restore the shine, drop your coin in a bit of ordinary ketchup, wipe it gently, and then rinse. The acids in the ketchup will restore the original shine and begin the process again.

Tasting Terms

Around the perimeter of the coin are tasting terms common to beer, wine and whisk(e)y ... use them to prompt your palate and impress your friends!

Tasting Terms around Perimeter of Drinking Coin

Gloriously Giftable

The Original Drinking Coin makes a great gift for your drinking buddies, and is suitable for any occasion. It's especially good for birthdays, graduation gifts, groomsman gifts, bridesmaid gifts, and of course, anniversaries (Happy 21st!).

Very nice high quality coin

Bought one of these as a fidget/worry coin. It's very nicely made and the "choices" on it are neat. No burrs or imperfections as far as I can see. I look forward to carrying it for a few years and watching it patina. I've used Tabletop dice to decide beer types in the past but now I have a dedicated coin.

Really bad taste

Given the use of similar looking coins as a way for alcoholics to track their progress in sobriety - this coin is in incredibly POOR taste. I can't believe you have it on your site.

I wasn't aware of this correlation when I created my coin but only learned of it much later. So the 'poor taste' thing is, I think, unfair. 'Poor awareness' might be better. That said, there are many, many games which involve drinking and coins (Quarters, challenge coins, etc) that were the inspiration for this product. I meant no offense, and I think you're seeing negative intent where there wasn't any. I have been personally touched by alcoholism, and appreciate the incredible effort made by those who choose to conquer their addictions. I make products meant for responsible consumption of alcohol (and other goods).