Collect brilliantly. Trade cheekily.

Welcome to the coin fair, where a clever collection can win you the game—and an irresistible offer might hide a cheeky bluff.

Coins of the World is a family card game of strategy, deduction and daring deals for 3–5 players aged 10+. Discover 30 illustrated coin designs inspired by ten countries across five regions, from Japan’s crane to Canada’s maple.

Build your collection, work out what your rivals need and decide when to trust their offers. Will you accept a trade, inspect a claim or risk a challenge? Catch a bluff and claim the offered coin. Challenge an honest collector and you could lose your own!

Every turn brings a choice

Browse the shared Market to improve your hand, or exhibit coins in your permanent Gallery to earn points. Complete national collections, gather matching motifs or assemble a World Tour. Once exhibited, your coins are safe—but you cannot use them in another deal.

Keep your Secret Commission hidden and choose the right moment to play your three once-per-game Cheeky Moves: Loose Change, Window Shopping and Grand Opening. After eight rounds, the collector with the most points wins.

Why families will enjoy it

• Clever deduction: use visible cards and the Collector Catalogues to test an opponent’s claims.

• Playful bluffing: make tempting offers and decide which deals deserve your trust.

• Meaningful choices: balance collecting, trading and exhibiting before your eight turns run out.

• Several ways to score: pursue five collection types and your own secret objective.

• No specialist knowledge needed: the reference cards provide all the coin facts required.

Game details

• Players: 3–5

• Recommended age: 10+

• Estimated playing time: 35–50 minutes

• Length: 8 rounds

• Made in the UK

• Published by Questbound Studios Ltd

Inside the box

128 cards: 90 Coin cards, 15 Cheeky Move cards, 10 Secret Commissions, 5 Player Aid/Inspection cards, 5 Collector Catalogues, 2 Collection Guides and 1 Round Tracker, plus an 8-page rules leaflet.

Use a small household object as the round marker. The coins are illustrated on cards and feature original, fictional designs inspired by their countries.

Read the clues. Risk a bluff. Build a collection worth showing off.