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Jerry Beats Bummer Brass Divination Spinner

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$17.01 $27 In stock

Sometimes making a choice needs the help of the divine... a flip of a coin...or a spin perhaps? The Jerry Beats Bummers Spinner can be both. 

Etched and struck in brass by the artisans at Shire Post Mint, this 1.25 inch brass coin is a spinner, capable of pointing in the direction of the divinely appointed first player for Jerry Garcia's Cosmic Journey Dice Game or,  the person who needs to buy the next round. 

Hand packaged and wax sealed. 

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

The brass has a nice weight in the hand and the etched design catches light really well. I keep it on my desk and spin it whenever I'm stuck between two options, which honestly happens more than I'd like to admit.

Edward ★★★★★

I've been using this for every tough call at work and home. The etched details are crisp and the spinner stops smoothly—it's surprisingly satisfying when the answer lands. Handy to have both coin and spinner in one piece.

Emma ★★★★★

The brass feels solid and weighty in hand, and the etching is surprisingly intricate. I’ve been using it for small daily decisions, and the spin is satisfyingly smooth—definitely adds a touch of ritual to choosing takeout.