HOUSE LOCKKESSELHouse DatabankHOUSE LOCK ENTERPRISE // COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE DIVISION
The credits that change hands may be spent. The ones worth keeping have a story.
Kessel Mint is the House Lock enterprise responsible for commemorative credits, collectible coinage, event medallions and limited-edition issues. Working alongside Kessel Entertainment Group, the Mint produces tangible records of gatherings, voyages and occasions deserving more than a passing entry in a ledger.
Alongside commemorative issues, the Mint maintains the three-denomination credit system used at House gaming tables.
SELECTED ISSUES // COLLECTION REGISTER
Across successive issues, the collection has taken different forms: shaped metallic credits, circular commemorative pieces, and event-specific insignia. The photographs below document actual pieces rather than proposed artwork.
The inaugural Halcy-Con souvenir credit bears “2024” on its face, alongside a stylized hybrid of the Halcy-Con logo and “COIN” rendered in Aurebesh. Minted in gold material, it represents the highest-value denomination in the three-issue series.
A traditional circular credit with “Halcy-Con” and “2025” arranged around the perimeter, surrounding the hybrid Halcy-Con logo and Aurebesh “COIN” design. The reverse celebrates Kessel, its wealth, and the planet’s history tied to both the Resistance and the First Order. The blue portion reads “COAXIUM,” the red reads “Spice,” and the center crest is the Kessel Mining logo. When exposed to sunlight and then moved into shade or darkness, the reverse glows in resplendent red and blue. Cast in silver, the second annual issue represents the middle denomination and second-highest value in the set.
The triangular shape marks the third year of the gathering and the transition to the Lady Aurora and the Chandrilla Vacation Club. Three CVC logos interlock to form the triangle’s structure, separating “Halcy-Con,” “N’Orlando,” and “Aurora” around its perimeter. The reverse channels the dark side and echoes of the Sith: an inverted CVC logo recalls the slashes of Kylo Ren’s lightsaber, with the perimeter command “Kylo Ren, Demands, More!” Cast in bronze, this is the lowest-value but most common credit in a traditional Sabacc buy-in.
THE COLLECTION // PHYSICAL RECORD
The collection is not uniform by design. Different occasions call for different forms, finishes and markings, while the shared language of galactic currency connects them.
Future commissions include a proposed issue for the 13th Parsec Cantina. The design and release details remain pending; no issue is represented here as completed before it exists.
KESSEL MINT // GAMING CURRENCY
In addition to commemorative and collectible issues, Kessel Mint supplies functional gaming credits for Sabacc tables and other activities operated by Kessel Entertainment Group. Three metallic denominations make the stakes legible at a glance: copper or bronze for everyday wagers, silver for intermediate values, and gold for the highest denomination.
10 credits
Lowest denomination · most common50 credits
Intermediate denomination100 credits
Highest denominationHOUSE COMMERCE // ASSOCIATED ENTERPRISES
Kessel Mint designs and commissions commemorative credits and collectible pieces. Kessel Entertainment Group develops the games, racing experiences and gatherings at which such pieces may be awarded, exchanged or retained as keepsakes. Industrial fabrication and gaming equipment remain within KEG's development portfolio unless assigned to a separate House enterprise.