Victory Medals - German Bettlertaler or "Beggar Thaler" Wargames Rules These hefty lead-free pewter coins

These hefty lead-free pewter coins

and would work best with 28mm or larger miniatures

This 4' by 3' (1200mm x 900mm approximately) is printed with an unobtrusive 10cm black line grid

This mat is 6' by 4' (1800mm x 1200mm) and has no grid

These really large silver-plated pewter coins are 40mm in diameter

Victory Medals - German Bettlertaler or "Beggar Thaler" Wargames Rules These hefty lead-free pewter coinsThe use of replica coins as victory medals add a certain je ne sais quoi to a game of TtS! This is a Bettlertaler or "Beggar Thaler", so named because it features an equestrian image of Saint Martin with the beggar on one side. For this reason, it is also sometimes called the Martinstaler. It dates from around 1525, so is perfect for the landsknecht era, especially the German peasants revolt. These hefty silver plated pewter coins are amongst the