Tokens of Luck 
The Token of Luck appears to be a minted coin identical to the local currency of the territory in which it is found. The only exception is that it appears to have been minted with “heads” on both sides, and generally tends to be found in pristine condition when found. There are four different sorts of Tokens of Luck, each of a different precious metal and each providing a different form of luck. The luck that the token provides 
•	Copper Piece – Provides +1 when needed to successfully make a skill check that is missed by one and one only. 
•	Silver Piece – Provides +1 when needed to successfully make a saving throw check that is missed by one and one only. 
•	Gold Piece – Provides +1 when needed to successfully hit when an attack attempt is missed by one and one only. 
•	Platinum Piece – Provides +1 when needed to successfully attempt two of the three categories listed above. 
d6 roll	Actions	
1-2	As Copper and Silver	
3-4	As Copper and Gold	
5-6	As Silver and Gold	
The Token's magic only works when the character nearly succeeds one of the actions listed above. It does not provide +1 for all attempts with the actions listed above. 
The Token of Luck is usually found amid other normal non-magical coins and does not radiate any sort of magic. Characters may have a Token within their possession and not even know it. A spot check is required to realize that the coin is in fact printed with “heads” on both sides. 
DC	Number of coins	
15	Less than 25 coins.	
20	25 to 50 coins.	
30	51 to 100 coins.	
45	More than 100 coins.	
It’s completely possible that a character may have a Token in their possession for a period of time, benefiting from it’s powers, and then unknowingly hand it over to an innkeeper when paying for lodging. 
Tokens of Luck are not created by individuals with the Craft Wondrous Item feat, but instead seem to appear by mere chance. Tokens of Luck also apparently have the uncanny characteristic if losing whatever enchantment they may have if they are purchased as a known Token of Luck for any amount more than a mundane coin of its same type. Thus if someone were to purchase a silver piece Token of Luck for 50 gp it would no longer provide +1 when needed to successfully make a saving throw check that is missed by one and one only, and it would revert to a normal silver piece.