King Solomon's 44 Pentacle Metal Coin Talismans Set All The Planetary Seals from The Key of Solomon

The level and accuracy of detail is quite impressive for their size! You can even see the tiiiiiny lettering and symbols in the centers and around the edges; they are of substantial weight without being too heavy, I could not be more thrilled with these! Not to mention a set of these anywhere else will run you twice the price. They are perfectly sized whether using them for manifesting, carrying in your pocket or a sachet, placing on an altar or in your hand for meditation. They are true to form depicted in the KoS and whomever made these did so with attention to detail and an artist's passion. If you're considering buying a set anywhere else I would urge you to choose this one, you will not be disappointed!This review is asking me about the proper age for use of these coins. I'm choosing an age of 10 not because they wouldn't be suitable for younger ages but because younger aged children would not be suitable for the coins lol. All kids are different, but my children would not have been able to properly store, use or keep track of these below that age, but parents know what level of responsibility their children possess, so use your best judgement.

I used them just for fun, but it was really scary what the results were. The booklet makes an easy reference. Good luck to all!

I love these they are amazing, absolutely work, and the informational books are a great add-on.

Simply, love it!

All together this set of King Solomon coins and accompanying booklet is a nice little package. It comes boxed together with a velvet draw string bag for the coins. The coins themselves are a bit too small, they are stamped on one side and on many of them the writing is almost impossible to make out, which is kind of important when you are working with talismans. The quality is just north of a metal washer. It's not awful, but it doesn't scream quality. The biggest disappointment is really the booklet, it doesn't give all that much information or instruction on using the talismans, nor any context. It just identifies each one with a short description of what it is.

The writing isn't legible, the items are decently smaller than described. If you wanted something to actually do work with, buy bigger, better, and clearer inscriptions on another product entirely.I wanted to like this so badly, but I absolutely can't. I wish mine looked half as clear as the ones pictured, it seems the manufacturing isn't consistent, buyer beware.

These coins are entirely too expensive for single sided coins. Yeah they are nifty and I'm going to use them well in my d&d campaign, but they are definitely not worth the asking price. As you can see by my picture, the coins are rather small but the details on then are nice enough.I guess these may be worth it to someone who sees significance in them other than a decoration or set piece but as for me, they are a bit too much.

This is a great way to interact and learn about the Keys of Solomon--getting to handle them and arrange him in order offers new insight and perspectives. The set comes with a nice handy miniature of the grimoire, which explains how many are used. I'm sure you could also use them for a variety of crafting uses or even try to just use a coin as a talisman itself (some lend themselves well to that). Personally, it's not really an area of magic I focus on (I'm not here to boss any spirits/deities around, as is typically involved in this variety), but it's an awesome set of powerful symbols worth studying. The coins are weighty and well detailed.