Create Magic Coins ✨
Decide who gets the loot.

Ask shops to thank the artist with a small share. Shops may not pay it.

Give your collectible a picture and a story of where it came from.

Keep the picture a surprise until opening day.

A collectible can be a box holding coins or more boxes.

Trusted helpers can help recover a badge under agreed rules.

Coins can be thrown in a magic fire and vanish forever.

The boss can print new coins, but never past the limit.

Each time coins move, a tiny bit disappears.

A big red button that stops all coin trading for a while.

Naughty mailboxes can be stopped from sending coins.

Nobody can stuff more than this much in their pocket.

You can only pass this many coins at once.

Wait a little between each coin trade.

Robots can't grab coins in the first moments.

A small toll is paid every time coins cross the bridge.

Everyone holding coins gets a sprinkle when others trade.

A bit of each trade fills up the coin shop's shelves.

Say 'yes' with a signed note instead of paying a fee.

Each coin can be a voting ticket.

Borrow coins for one blink and give them right back.

The coin's rules can be improved later.

Nobody is boss anymore — rules are locked forever.

Several friends must agree before big changes.

Coins let you vote on what the club does next.

Plant coins and they grow little coin sprouts.

When the lemonade stand earns, coin holders get a cut.

The team buys coins back and shreds them so each one is rarer.

Do good things and earn coin stars.

Show enough coins to enter the secret clubhouse.

Holding coins gives you a discount at the shop.

Use coins to buy stuff in the game.

Pay ride tickets with your coins and save a bit.

Collect more coins to level up your badge.

Coin holders get to try new things first.

Swap coins for special collectible stickers.

The club takes charge once enough friends join or a goal is reached.

How many coins you need to suggest an idea and how many friends must vote.

Only friends who meet the rule can join the club.

Wait a bit before a decision happens so everyone can get ready.

If you don't like a decision, take your fair share and leave.

Trusted helpers can stop dangerous ideas in the early days.

Small teams look after special jobs with their own pocket money.

If the club stops, everyone gets their share back.