The Korvosan Crown coin is the perfect accessory for the Pathfinder Adventure Path: Curse of the Crimson Throne. The coin shows the image of Queen Ileosa on one side, and the crown on the other.
It was minted in Korvosa in 4708 AR after the tragic death of King Eodred. This exclusive metal collector coin from Campaign Coins was designed by Gaurav Shrivastava. It measures one inch diameter, and has a deluxe antique finish.
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Just got this coin have been eyeing since I played in a CotCT game a few years back. It is appropriately weighty, the sculpt is great. I will have to see how the finish holds up over time but I think I will defiantly order a few more as gifts for the other players and GM who were in that game as a memento.
My only minor gripe is that when sat with the Heads side up the crown on the rear is a bit high in the center and stops the coin from sitting flush.
I love this simple but effective prop, and have used it to great effect in my Curse of the Crimson Throne campaign. On one side is Queen Ileosa and the in-game date the crown would have been coined (the AP starts in 4708 A.R.), while the back side is the crown itself. Without spoilers, this is a really handy prop to have during the AP for multiple reasons. The coin comes in a little plastic box with a card that also avoids spoilers while giving a little flavour expectation for why it exists. Along with the Sihedron Medallion, props like this are great to make a campaign come alive.
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They are heavier than the hero point coins, and have the weight I am looking for with hero point coins. So I use them for hero points. My players really seem to like them.
When cashing them in, it feels more momentous when you heft a weighty coin and it goes thunk across the table.
