Canto Bight has always been one of the most visually striking corners of the Star Wars galaxy.
A glittering coastal city on the desert planet Cantonica, Canto Bight is known for its lavish casinos, high-stakes tables, fathier races, and the kind of wealth that makes the rest of the galaxy look over its shoulder. It is beautiful, polished, excessive, and, as Rose Tico put it, filled with “the worst people in the galaxy.”
It is also the homeworld of Kay Vess in Star Wars Outlaws, connecting the luxury and danger of Canto Bight to a new era of scoundrels, syndicates, and underworld dealings.
Now, that world can sit in the palm of your hand.
We’re excited to introduce our new Canto Bight Metal Credits, based on the casino coins seen in Star Wars: Episode VIII — The Last Jedi and connected to the world of Cantonica featured in Star Wars Outlaws.
A Credit from the Galaxy’s Most Expensive Playground
In The Last Jedi, Canto Bight is presented as a playground for the galaxy’s wealthiest tourists, gamblers, and war profiteers. Behind the shining casino floors and polished tables is a darker side of greed, exploitation, and power.
That contrast is exactly what makes these credits so interesting.
They are not rough battlefield currency or worn Outer Rim trade tokens. These are casino coins from a city built around luxury. They needed to feel elegant, heavy, and intentional, like something that belonged on the table of a high-stakes game where the players are betting more than just credits.
Modeled from Screen-Used Production Coins
This project has been in the works for a long time.
We were able to acquire coins used in the actual filming of The Last Jedi, giving us the best possible reference for recreating the Canto Bight credits as accurately as possible.
From there, we spent nearly two years refining the design.
The challenge was not just making something that looked right from the front. These coins needed to work correctly as physical objects. The credits are designed to interlock with coins of the same size, while the smaller credits also need to nest properly inside the larger credits so all three denominations stack together the way they should.
That detail took a lot of testing.
The result is a set of solid metal Canto Bight credits built for collectors who care about screen accuracy, display quality, and the feel of a real in-universe prop.
Three Denominations: Gold, Silver, and Bronze
The Canto Bight credits are available in three colors and sizes:
Gold Canto Bight Credit
The largest coin in the set, the gold credit has the most presence and makes a strong centerpiece for a display, casino set, or collector shelf.
Size: 59mm x 8mm
Weight: 2.7 oz
Silver Canto Bight Credit
The silver credit is the middle denomination, sized to nest between the gold and bronze credits while still carrying the same ornate Canto Bight styling.
Size: 49mm x 6.5mm
Weight: 1.7 oz
Bronze Canto Bight Credit
The bronze credit is the smallest of the three, designed to fit properly within the larger coins and complete the full stacked look.
Size: 41mm x 5.5mm
Weight: 1 oz
All three are die-cast zinc with weathered electroplated finishes in gold, silver, and bronze.
Built for Display, Play, and Collecting
These credits are perfect for collectors, sabacc tables, cosplay kits, convention displays, and anyone building out a more immersive Star Wars-inspired collection.
They have the weight and feel that plastic props simply cannot match. When stacked together or clicked against each other, they feel like something that belongs in a luxury casino on Cantonica rather than a standard token tray.
You can collect a single coin, build a small display set, or pick up a full 16-piece buy-in, which includes:
10 bronze credits
4 silver credits
2 gold credits
That gives you a practical set for display, gameplay, or building out your own Canto Bight-inspired collection.
From The Last Jedi to Star Wars Outlaws
Canto Bight first appeared on screen in The Last Jedi, but Cantonica has become even more interesting with Star Wars Outlaws. As the homeworld of Kay Vess, Cantonica now connects the sequel era’s high-society casino world with the gritty underworld side of the galaxy.
That makes these credits feel especially fitting for collectors who love the scoundrel side of Star Wars.
They are elegant enough for a casino table, but still tied to the smugglers, slicers, gamblers, syndicates, and opportunists who make the Outer Rim so much fun.
Add Canto Bight to Your Collection
After two years of development, we’re proud to finally bring these Canto Bight credits to the shop.
They are some of the most unique metal credits we’ve made, not just because of their connection to The Last Jedi and Star Wars Outlaws, but because of the amount of work that went into making them look, stack, and feel right.
Whether you’re building a sabacc setup, adding to your metal credit collection, or looking for a display piece from one of the galaxy’s most infamous casino cities, these credits are ready for your Cargo Hold.
