TOPIC: TOKEN WALLETS- by Molda

Hi All.
It has been a while since I have visited my favorite site here, and I am touched by the number of you guys (Stephen, Raven, Mike, Jtillots, and Lazlo just to mention the most recent ones) that have posted good words and endorsements towards me and my products.
I would like to start making wallets again as time permits, so PM me if you are still interested.

Woohoo!

I am actually going thru my tokens right now, and trying to figure out the best way to sort & carry my various kits. Once I figure that out, I'll send you a PM to talk about another wallet (or two?)

Molda wrote:
Hi All.
It has been a while since I have visited my favorite site here, and I am touched by the number of you guys (Stephen, Raven, Mike, Jtillots, and Lazlo just to mention the most recent ones) that have posted good words and endorsements towards me and my products.
I would like to start making wallets again as time permits, so PM me if you are still interested.

pm sent good sir

Welcome Back, Lou!

Welcome back!

These wallets look really nice and seem to have good reviews here over time. That said, there remains the problem of storing and sorting as the games change, and as your roles change. Note that the inserts here are standard coin holders. The numismatic community has a broad array of items for storage and nventory. Take some tokens to a local coin store and see what works. For instance, plastic tubes for "crowns" (silver dollars of the world) will probably hold the tokens well. And they are cheap. So you have all you need to keep separate the weapons, arrmor, berries, rings, etc., etc.

Vinyl "flips" have two pockets, one for the coin, the other for a card with information. Helps if you have notes to make about the game for the token.

Find a local coin dealer through the American Numismatic Association at www.money.org . ANA member coin dealers subscribe to a Code of Ethics. No one is Santa Claus, but two complaints are enough to cost a dealer his membership, and most dealers pay life memberships early in their careers.

I found out about True Dungeons while writing for the ANA Numismatist magazine and wrote up the tokens in October 2009.

Yeah but the ANA doesnt stamp cool true dungeony things on my leather case. Nor is the ANA a person who actually deals in True Dungeon tokens. Perhaps personanbility is something more than just a coin collectors pouch.

Lou,

I am glad that you are back among the living good artiste!

Feedback for others:

The new style of token wallet that uses a retaining rod rather than a binding looks much more functional for the long run: essentially the plastic wallet is held in place by a metal rod allowing for easy replacement as the plastic stretches and tears on the inner coin wallet.

The token Dispenser tube is AMAZING! This rawhide tube makes it a snap (literately) to quickly use a dispensable. I can see how this was very difficult to decorate and construct... but Lou pulled off the feat! Well done.

Cheers

Hello everyone.

Although I am always interested in making wallets for US money, I am also interested in Monster Trophy tokens from 2011 and 2012.
Contact me for details if you are interested.

PM sent.

Do you have any links to current pictures that you can post?

I just wanted to thank Molda again for the token wallet he made for me. I purchased it several months back, but I just recently got to use it for the first time this year in my runs. It worked out great and was infinitely better than keeping my tokens in my pockets and hands during my run as I did my first year. I didn't have to worry about dropping anything on the floor and it looked really nice with my costume too. Thanks again Molda!