How to Store and Display Your Veiled 1st Player Medallion
By Doomlings | A Delightful Card Game For The End of the World | Published: 2026-10-31
Category: Tips & Care
Keep your limited-edition Veiled 1st Player Medallion scratch-free and ready for game night with a simple storage and display routine.
Quick answer
Store your Veiled 1st Player Medallion in a soft, separate pouch or a compartmented token box, and display it face-up on a stable shelf away from direct sun and loose metal. The enamel face and ridged edges are the most scratch-prone parts, so keep them from rubbing against other game pieces.
Why the Veiled medallion needs its own routine
The Veiled 1st Player Medallion is a limited edition of 1,000 pieces, so replacing a scratched one is not as simple as buying another. Its soft enamel face and ridged edges are the two areas most likely to show wear. Unlike a mass-produced token you can toss in a bag, this one rewards a dedicated storage spot.
That does not mean you need a museum case. A small pouch and a consistent shelf spot solve most of the risk. The bigger mistake is treating it like a ordinary plastic token and letting it rattle around with dice or keys.
When display beats storage
If you use the medallion every game night, keep it in a display spot that is also easy to grab, such as a shallow tray or a dedicated pocket in your game box. If it is a collector piece you rarely play with, store it closed and only bring it out for photos or special sessions. Either way, avoid stacking heavy items on top of it, because pressure can dull the enamel over time.
Step-by-step storage and display routine
- Choose a soft, separate container: Place the medallion in a small cloth pouch or a compartmented token box with a soft lining. Keep it away from loose dice, metal figures, and keys. Checkpoint: shake the container gently. If you hear rattling, add a soft divider or switch to a snugger pouch.
- Clean it before storing: Wipe the enamel face and ridged edges with a dry microfiber cloth. Do not use water, alcohol, or abrasive cleaners, which can dull the soft enamel. Checkpoint: let the medallion air-dry completely before it goes back in the pouch.
- Pick a display spot away from sun and heat: Set it face-up on a stable shelf or in a display tray that is out of direct sunlight and away from radiators or windowsills. If you use a stand, choose one with a felt or rubber contact point. Checkpoint: touch the spot after an hour. If it feels warm, move the medallion.
- Rotate it for table use without losing track: During game night, pass the medallion as the 1st player marker, then return it to its pouch or tray at the end of the session. Do not leave it loose on the table where snacks or drinks can spill. Checkpoint: count the medallion back in before you pack up the game.
- Do a monthly condition check: Look at the enamel face and ridged edges under a light for new scratches or dull spots. If you see wear, switch to a softer pouch or add a felt divider. Checkpoint: photograph the medallion once a year so you can compare condition over time.
Product facts
- Veiled 1st Player Medallion (Limited Edition): Limited edition of 1,000 pieces with soft enamel and ridged edges. The limited run makes replacement hard, and the enamel and ridges are the surfaces most likely to scratch, so separate storage matters.
Veiled 1st Player Medallion (Limited Edition)
