Toy Money for Kids Learning with 10 Half-Dollars, 40 Quarters, 50 Dimes, 50 Nickels, 100 Pennies (250 Pieces)

They looked so real and fit my game I created. I only wish I had some kind of cash register to keep them sorted. Great to teach kids mental math.

Great money set for my 2nd graders. Works great in small group. Ordered two sets for whole group.

My grandson is doing elearning and he does better when he learns hands-on. I got him the coins because they just started to learn about counting change. I even got some magnets and applied to them, so he can see some of each side, and he uses them on his whiteboard during class!!

These are great looks real

I use these as prize coins. She earns them, counts them up and can buy things from the prize store. They are pretty good quality. A couple of them were 1/2 coins like they got cut wrong.

Good for the buy...only thing, the pennies are not the same color as the real coin.

These are great for play but a bit hard to teach coin recognition with. The dime and the penny are the same size. The nickel is only a teensy bit larger and it's just hard to tell. I used these to teach my kindergarten and first grade daisies coin recognition and worth and they couldn't really tell the dime and nickel apart expect by the pics on them.

Cute plastic fake coins. They look somewhat realistic. Great for kids to learn counting money and making change. And remember, because they are the size of real coins, not for use by/around very small kids who might swallow one