✅ SOLVED No idea what this is, Im sure its not valuable

[Giant056]

No idea what this is, I'm sure it's not valuable

I have found probably a half dozen of these things this year, usually I toss them in the scrap but I figured I'd take this one apart, clean it and try finding out what the heck these things are. They don't seem to be broken off from anything by the looks of it but they have to go to something?

 

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[mojjax]

If it's small , it could be a button .

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

is it like a japanese game piece? Pokemon or something?

 

[StoneDogg1]

Bayblade. Spinning top game for kids. Japanese origin (used to have a cartoon on network television). I have a million of these things in a box I bought for my kid when it was popular about 15 years ago.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/kndynt2099/6792414735

 

[bradyboy]

Pog ?
Brady

 

[WawaDuane]

Beyblade for sure.

 

[Bear01]

That looks like a Beyblade, a Japanese top spinning game. The Beyblade would come with a small stand and a ripcord. The Beyblade would sit on the stand and the ripcord would go through a small whole in the stand. When you pulled the ripcord, the Beyblade would shoot out of the stand and start spinning. You would have "battles" against another people and the last top spinning would win.

(yes i know, i know a lot about these because kids in school used to sneak them into class)

 

[Giant056]

Thanks a lot for all the replies everyone, for a few years now I've often wondered what the heck these things were and now I know

 

[sutphin]

MAYBE NIJA TURKELS.

 

[1320]

Three, two, one...let it rip!

 

[unclemac]

kids still play with them, they sell them at Target