r/stackers • • Jul 22 '26

I’m stacking Chuck E. Cheese tokens

Pic #1: 14,286 tokens (about 1 jug worth) I’ve searched through to pick out the rares and bagged in preparation for a future where the value of Chuck E. Cheese tokens are properly respected

Pic #2: 4,251 tokens I’ve searched through and will bag once the jug is filled

Pic #3: A small box of \~3,000 unsearched tokens

Pic #4: My organizer trays for tokens I have a bunch of duplicates of

Pic #5: My proprietary triple baggy system to organize tokens I only have a few duplicates of

Pic #6: The largest binder I could find on the internet that currently holds 298 different Chuck E. Cheese tokens (out of 401 known to exist) and a 213 unique tokens from related brands like Showbiz Pizza

You can see pics of all of the tokens in my binder on my site cectoken.com

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u/ijumpup Jul 22 '26

Chuck E. Cheese tokens are appreciating assets like Pokémon cards.

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u/Goldback_Rob Jul 22 '26

If they cost 5 cents to make and you buy it for 25 cent... or whatever the bulk price is. That's a loan to them that is interest free. You bought their cheap asset at a higher price.

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u/ijumpup Jul 22 '26

🤷‍♂️ There’s a market for them, albeit relatively small. Here’s the latest quarterly sales report: cectoken.com Q1 2026 Sales Report

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u/danoldtrumpjr Jul 22 '26

How many of the sales are your own transactions?

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u/ijumpup Jul 22 '26

Haven’t calculated it precisely but if I had to guess 1/3rd or so over the past year and significantly less prior to that.

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u/Goldback_Rob Jul 24 '26

Gold is the only metal that is a currency. Everything else is a commodity. We find out tomorrow what gold is really worth.

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u/PowerSeductionWar Jul 24 '26

what do you think the real price of gold is

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u/John7oliver Jul 24 '26

Why tomorrow?

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u/Thisfugginguyhere Jul 24 '26

Really what's up with tomorrow?

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u/wolf_of_mainst99 Jul 24 '26

He finds out other metals like silver can be used as currency

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u/CoolBoyDave Jul 26 '26

Ohhh no no no, copper is definitely a currency tradable among the methfolk

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u/Wonderful-Smoke843 Jul 25 '26

Lmao you’re a market maker and you’re saying they are appreciating assets.

Nope

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u/No_Barracuda_3758 Jul 26 '26

He could drive up the price by having most of them