ISO chocolate coins

[heypielady]

You know, the ones wrapped in gold foil? Anywhere in the Boston/Cambridge area or metrowest area would be helpful. Thanks!

[lypp]

I also saw some recently at the candy stand in Faneuil Hall and at the CVS in the N. End

[justbeingpolite]

Are you looking for good quality chocolate? I happened to be at a "thing" today where there was a big bag of pretty nice quality gold foil chocolate coins.
They were from a place call Sanborn's Fine Candies, from Hampton, NH. Apparently off of RT 1. 603-920-5061. Coincidence? I guess. Maybe they'll ship 'em to you.

[Velda Mae]

I saw a huge display of them with the St. Patrick's Day stuff at AC Moore yesterday.

[mibsphil]

Save your money--get them at iParty or ItzaParty.

[Velda Mae]

Are you talking about the traditional, inexpensive gold coins that come in a mesh bag and are often used for Chanukah gelt? If so, you may want to try the Butcherie in Brookline or the Allston-Brighton Stop & Shop. If you want something a bit nicer and more expensive, I recommend Lake Champlain's chocolate coins that are available in bags at Whole Foods. One flavor comes wrapped in gold foil.

[heypielady]

Yes, just the cheap ones. Thanks for the tips!

[BostonZest]

I'm sure Hidden Sweets in Harvard Square would have them. I saw them at Truffles at the Prudential Center, Party Favors in Brookline would be a good bet too.

I think any of the stores that sell a lot of bins of candy would have these.