Chocolate dice

[kolikeos]

Hi!

I've made chocolate dice (pictures in the attachments).
I'm thinking of selling them in a fantasy/gaming convention.
How much do you think a die should sell for?

if this is not the right place to ask such a question, I apologize.

Thanks!

 

[Traveon Wyvernspur]

Do they melt in your mouth and not in your hands?

 

[slwoyach]

It depends on if you're selling them in bags or individually wrapped. I'd say whatever the cost of a like amount of hershey kisses is, +25% to 50% due to camp appeal.

 

[Halivar]

I say candy coat them and sell them for $5 a set. The novelty alone will sell them.

 

[kolikeos]

Do they melt in your mouth and not in your hands?

They won't melt in your hands if you don't hold them for too long.

It depends on if you're selling them in bags or individually wrapped. I'd say whatever the cost of a like amount of hershey kisses is, +25% to 50% due to camp appeal.

I'm selling them in small plastic containers, but not as sets. You can buy one or many. I want to price them by the die.

 

[El Mahdi]

How much do you think a die should sell for?

I'd go with 1d100 copper pieces per each...

 

[kitsune9]

I say candy coat them and sell them for $5 a set. The novelty alone will sell them.

I agree with Halivar here. $5 for a set of 7 dice should be a hoot.

 

[Dice4Hire]

Hi!

How much do you think a die should sell for?

Thanks!

Well, that really depends on how hard they are to make?

Be sure you make a decent profit for your work.

 

[Ed_Laprade]

[Grognard] But when you fill the numbers in with the crayon, won't that make them taste bad? [/Grognard]

 

[Traveon Wyvernspur]

[Grognard] But when you fill the numbers in with the crayon, won't that make them taste bad? [/Grognard]

Not if the crayon is made up of chocolate!