10-Pack Gold Tooth Fairy Coins by LALADUCK – Keepsake Reward for Lost Teeth

The LALADUCK 10-Pack Gold Tooth Fairy Coins are metal keepsake tokens designed to replace cash under the pillow. Each coin is gold-plated, measures about 1.5 inches, and features either a “Fairy Money” or “Tooth Fairy” motif. This set gives families enough coins for multiple lost teeth, turning a childhood milestone into a memorable tradition.

Why a 10-coin set works better than cash

A single dollar bill is easily spent and forgotten. These coins are physical objects a child can hold onto. With ten pieces, you’re prepared for several lost teeth without scrambling for change. The two different designs add variety, so each visit from the Tooth Fairy feels slightly new.

Size and design details

Each coin is approximately 1.5 inches across – big enough for small hands to grip but small enough to slip under a pillow. The gold finish gives them a special look, and the tooth shape matches the occasion. While not real gold, the metal construction gives a satisfying weight that feels substantial.

• Material: Gold-plated metal
• Diameter: ~1.5 inches
• Designs: “Fairy Money” and “Tooth Fairy” (two variants included)
• Pack quantity: 10 coins

What makes these coins a keepsake

Unlike paper money that disappears into a piggy bank, these coins are likely to be saved in a memory box or treasure chest. Years later, a child can rediscover them and remember the excitement of losing a tooth. They become a physical link to a childhood tradition.

Common questions about the Tooth Fairy Coins

Are the coins real gold?

No. They are gold-plated metal, not solid gold. The plating gives a shiny appearance but the base metal is a standard alloy.

How many different designs come in the pack?

The set includes two designs: one labeled “Fairy Money” and the other “Tooth Fairy.” The mix is even, so you get five of each.

Can these be used for other occasions?

Many families also give them as “bravery” rewards for doctor visits or as stocking stuffers. Their primary use is for lost teeth, but they work for any small celebration.