<p>These are Metal Pokémon Tazos from Taiwan.</p>

<p>They were distributed as promotional items in Frito-Lays or Smiths products, more specifically, I believe these came in Cheetos packets.</p>

<p>They came in 3 sizes, but these seem to be the small variant.</p>

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2019-05-21T23:23:19.127Z
2019-05-21T23:23:19.127Z
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<p>I have no idea where they came from or what they are, if any one knows I would greatly appreciate an answer.</p>

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2019-05-18T22:17:50.443Z
Some kind of bottle cap?
ikegami
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2019-05-19T03:18:22.313Z
Pogs slammers, maybe?  Do they feel somewhat weighty and sturdy for their size?
Nat
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2019-05-19T05:13:53.337Z
No, they are actually quite light. Probably made out of aluminum. I have not found anything about them online yet, so they might have just been some sort of promotional item, I dont know but maybe something like the toy you would get with a mc donald’s meal
Alden_the_23rd
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2019-05-19T08:31:52.427Z
I found [some](https://www.ebay.com/itm/POKEMON-BATTLE-COIN-CAPS-LOT-X45-NEO-JAPAN-POCKET-MONSTERS-POGS-USED-RARE/273823318101) being sold as "*POKEMON BATTLE COIN CAPS LOT X45 NEO JAPAN POCKET MONSTERS POGS USED RARE*". This keyword soup is not that useful --they don't appear to be Pokemon Battle Coins or Pogs-- but maybe the seller can help you identify them
ikegami
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What type of Pokémon coins are these?
Alden_the_23rd
# What type of Pokémon coins are these?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-05-18)

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I have no idea where they came from or what they are, if any one knows I would greatly appreciate an answer.

**Tags:** pokemon

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Some kind of bottle cap?  
> **username_2**: Pogs slammers, maybe?  Do they feel somewhat weighty and sturdy for their size?  
> **username_0**: No, they are actually quite light. Probably made out of aluminum. I have not found anything about them online yet, so they might have just been some sort of promotional item, I dont know but maybe something like the toy you would get with a mc donald’s meal  
> **username_1**: I found [some](https://www.ebay.com/itm/POKEMON-BATTLE-COIN-CAPS-LOT-X45-NEO-JAPAN-POCKET-MONSTERS-POGS-USED-RARE/273823318101) being sold as "*POKEMON BATTLE COIN CAPS LOT X45 NEO JAPAN POCKET MONSTERS POGS USED RARE*". This keyword soup is not that useful --they don't appear to be Pokemon Battle Coins or Pogs-- but maybe the seller can help you identify them  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2019-05-21. Score: 2

These are Metal Pokémon Tazos from Taiwan.

They were distributed as promotional items in Frito-Lays or Smiths products, more specifically, I believe these came in Cheetos packets.

They came in 3 sizes, but these seem to be the small variant.


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