Devil Milk Cap Ratchet Coin - Steel, Purple Copper or Zirconium

A Coin That Steps Instead of Spinning

It is coin-sized, so it disappears into a pocket, but the rotor inside is not a free bearing. It is a ratchet: the face advances in steps and the magnet pulls it back to rest between them.

The result is a coin you can work with one hand and actually hear - the step is audible without being loud enough to bother anyone across the room.

Materials

• Stainless Steel - the everyday option. Takes pocket wear without showing it.
• Purple Copper - copper that has been taken to a purple tone. Heavier than steel, and it will patina with handling rather than staying new-looking.
• Zirconium Alloy Polished - the heavy option with a polished face. The most weight in the smallest footprint.

Why a Ratchet and Not a Bearing

A bearing spinner is about how long it goes round. A ratchet coin is about the step itself - the resistance at each position and the sound it makes. If you want something to spin, take a spinner. If you want something to click through, this is the shape for it.

How to use: Hold it between thumb and forefinger and flick the face. It steps around and the magnet brings it back.

Shipping: Orders are packed and handed to the carrier within 1-3 business days. International delivery to the US typically takes 10-20 business days. Free shipping on orders over $59.

Specifications

• Diameter: 1.34 in (34 mm)