Piece of Eith – Monkey Island Menu Coin (COMI)

🏴☠️ Piece of Eith – The Legendary Menu Coin from Curse of Monkey Island (COMI)
 

Avast, ye landlubber! Ever wish ye could hold the very coin that commands the mighty powers of Look, Talk, and Use? Now ye can! The Piece of Eith be a lovingly recreated 3D model inspired by the menu coin from The Curse of Monkey Island™ — the magical piece o’ pirate treasure that guided Guybrush Threepwood through every ill-fated click and witty insult.
 

⚓ About the Model:
This ain’t just any coin — it’s a fully solid, 3D-printable replica of the game’s iconic menu system. Flip it, spin it, or just stare at it while muttering “I’m Guybrush Threepwood, mighty pirate!” The design features crisp engravings and a hand-carved look that’ll make ye feel like it was plundered straight from the Scumm Bar’s lost and found.
 

🪙 Details:

• Modeled as a single, sturdy piece – perfect for printing and treasure-hoarding.
• Includes the signature pirate coin shape and stylized engravings from the in-game menu.
• Scalable to any size — from pocket trinket to mighty golden platter (for the truly cursed).
• Standard size: about 72 mm (2.83 in) in diameter and 6 mm (0.24 in) thick — a proper handful o’ pirate gold!
• Multiple print profiles available:
  • 🏴☠️ Multicolor version – for printers with AMS (or similar), to capture that classic Monkey Island flair.
  • ⚙️ Single-color version – optimized for regular printers, yet still sharper than LeChuck’s beard trimmings.
• 🏺 Comes with a coin holder! Because real pirates don’t leave their loot rolling under the furniture. Display your Piece of Eith on a shelf, desk, or right next to your grog mug. (Also great for intimidating other makers, impressing Elaine, or confusing customs officers.)

Whether ye be relivin’ childhood adventures or just need proof that ye look at, talk to, and use everything in sight, this MakerWorld exclusive coin be your ticket to Monkey Island nostalgia.
 

💀 Warning: May not actually open inventory menus, unlock insult swordfighting, or ward off undead pirate captains.