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Play Money: Assorted Coins

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$5.03 $6.99 In stock

Great set for play and OT fine motor. Includes 110 plastic coins: 30 pennies, 25 nickels, 25 dimes, 25 quarters, and 5 fifty-cent pieces. Pieces range from 3/4" to 1 1/4" in diameter.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John ★★★★★

Used these for my dad's OT sessions after his stroke, and the different coin sizes turned out perfect for practicing his pincer grasp. The fifty-cent pieces are nice and chunky compared to the tiny pennies, so there's a real range to work with.

Owen T. ★★★★★

I bought these for my kindergartener to practice counting, and the size difference between the pennies and quarters makes it easy for little fingers to sort them. The plastic has a decent weight to it, not flimsy like some other sets I've tried, and 110 coins is plenty for making change games.

Brian U. ★★★★★

The fifty-cent pieces are a nice touch since most coin sets skip them, and my kids actually argue over who gets those five. The plastic has a decent weight to it and the edges aren't sharp, so they've held up fine through months of counting games.