TOPIC: Older tokens that we SHOULDN'T mulch?

Somewhere between when we started playing and now we sorta, kinda, maaaaybe just kept putting off transmuting our tokens lol. Which is great now because there are a lot of things we want to actually transmute up to, but significantly less great in terms of trying to organize everything.

We started playing in 2013 and played consistently pretty much up to 2024-ish when we had to take a break, and before we send things off we wanted to make sure that we weren't sending any significantly rare tokens that people may be looking for as collection completion sort of things. Is there like a community "do not mulch!" list that exists or a general consensus of the older stuff that shouldn't be sent?

(Also, um... if anyone has some suggestions on the best way to transmute like... a few thousand tokens that would be great XD )

As someone who not too long ago sent in approximately 7k ish tokens, definitely want to fill up 6 small flat rate boxes, and then put those into a medium flat rate box, then make sure you tape up all the seams and corners extremely well.

As for the tokens, if you think something is worth holding on to, check Trent's and see what it is worth.

I've always thought you shouldn't mulch wooden tokens anymore (which you shouldn't have any since you mentioned 2013 and more recent), but given how few people collect wooden tokens, I am considering mulching some of my uncommon wooden armor and weapon tokens.

I agree with the previous poster, you can check prices on Trent Tokens to see which ones are worth more keeping rather than mulching.

For lots of Tokens do not mail them. Just wait until RingCon or GHC and bring them with you in 5 gallon buckets. Have buckets separated by rarity and TG type. A 5 gallon bucket full of Tokens weighs 67lbs. I hope to bring at least 10 buckets with me to RingCon.

Rob F wrote: For lots of Tokens do not mail them. Just wait until RingCon or GHC and bring them with you in 5 gallon buckets. Have buckets separated by rarity and TG type. A 5 gallon bucket full of Tokens weighs 67lbs. I hope to bring at least 10 buckets with me to RingCon.

True Dungeon will transmute tokens just by weight in a bucket? I didn't realize that. And I probably have never had that many tokens of one type to transmute anyway.

Mike Steele wrote:

Rob F wrote: For lots of Tokens do not mail them. Just wait until RingCon or GHC and bring them with you in 5 gallon buckets. Have buckets separated by rarity and TG type. A 5 gallon bucket full of Tokens weighs 67lbs. I hope to bring at least 10 buckets with me to RingCon.

True Dungeon will transmute tokens just by weight in a bucket? I didn't realize that. And I probably have never had that many tokens of one type to transmute anyway.

I'm not sure if they would, I actually count all of my Tokens out as I add them to each bucket. Just wanted to mention the weight because the buckets get quite heavy.

I would keep any rares or uncommons that are parts of Legendary recipes and put them on Trent. Starting in 2012 (because you never know), this appears to be:
Earcuff of Salvation
Bracers of Fire (Has a recent reprint)
Ioun Stone Topaz Sphere
Cloak of the Wind
Ring of Fortitude
Ring of Iron Will (Valuable regardless)
Ring of Reflexes
Venom Runestone
+1 Arrow of True Flight
Arrow of True Flight
Charm of Enlightenment (valuable regardless)
Potion Hallowed Oasis Water
Scroll Venom Strike
Minor Rings of Fortitude, Reflexes and Will
Ring of Protection +1
Belt of Ogre Power (has a recent reprint)
Bracers of Frost
Drow Raider Necklace
Boots of Agility
Potion Polymorph (Brownie)
Scroll Cure Moderate Wounds
Ioun Stone Beryl Prism (has a recent reprint)
Ring of the Anointed
Wand of Thor's Fury

People also seem to want wands, though I may have misunderstood that, since no one is willing to make trades for the ones I'm advertising.

Wands are out of print and I am looking for more so I would definitely prefer to trade you for any rather than you mulch them.