Quarters Dice

These dice are to help the elderly and forgetful play the game we call quarters. The original game goes like this: Everybody puts 4 quarters (or dollars, tokens, chips, rocks…) on the table in front of them. Chose a player to go first, oldest, youngest, host… roll the four dice. A 1, 2, or 3 is safe, you do nothing. If you roll a 4, you put a quarter in the pot at the center of the table. If you roll a 5, you pass a quarter to the person on your left. If you roll a 6, you pass to the right. You can only roll as many dice as you have quarters left. If you have more than 4, you can only roll 4 dice. Once you are out of quarters, you wait until one gets passed to you and start playing again. Play goes clockwise until there's only 1 quarter left in play. If that person rolls a 1, 2, or 3, they win the pot! If they roll a 5 or 6, pass the quarter and the next person tries. But if you roll a 4, you put the last quarter in the pot and everyone starts over with 4 quarters and you call this a double pot. So these dice are to eliminate the confusion of which way to pass the quarters. They literally say safe, pot, L and R. They are the same size as an actual die, and tumble like normal. We like each person to have their own dice and color.