What a great (dark-side) numismatic gift for kids!

jmlanzaf

I was browsing the Royal Mint site and clicked on their tooth fairy category. [LOL. YES! They have one.] The have some children's books about the tooth fairy but also this great little coin gift for a lost tooth.

https://www.royalmint.com/the-tooth-fairy/my-lost-tooth-celebration-set/

Rather than The Mighty Minters, this is the kind of thing I think the US Mint should create for kids. Inexpensive holiday gifts. Why not an NCLT Halloween series and an Easter Series? Do them in copper-nickel for kids and maybe silver for adults.

MsMorrisine

mommy, why does the tooth fairy shop at the royal mint?

jmlanzaf

@MsMorrisine said:
mommy, why does the tooth fairy shop at the royal mint?

Because she's English, Tommy.

CoinJunkie

Mommy, next time could I just get the 15 quid under my pillow?

coinsarefun

I sure wish I knew the Una And The Lion were for sale. I would have loved to have one in silver and gold.
Now on the secondary market prices are astronomical

Raybob15239

I give my kids Ikes.

ricko

Wow... Teeth have sure become more valuable since I was a kid.... Cheers, RickO

SaorAlba

Damnable tooth fairy left me a mere 15 quid coin worth only 50p whence all I wants is a gold sovereign.