Wuthering Waves: Augusta Commemorative Coin - KAKACODE Pop-up Series
Wuthering Waves: Augusta Commemorative Coin - KAKACODE Pop-up Series
Product details
Who says chibi versions can't have absolute boss energy? We've been waiting for more Augusta merch, and this commemorative coin from the KAKACODE pop-up event is the perfect piece of treasure for any dedicated Resonator's collection. Even in this cute Q-version style, she still looks like she's three steps ahead of everyone else.
Visual Highlights
This isn't just a standard badge—it's a high-quality commemorative coin made from zinc alloy with a premium electroplated finish. The illustration captures Augusta's signature fire-orange hair and that confident smirk perfectly. We especially love the metallic silver texture contrasted with the sharp red border accents and the intricate engravings around the rim. At 50mm, it has a satisfying weight that makes it feel like a genuine piece of currency from Solaris-3.
For Collectors
As an exclusive item from the KAKACODE pop-up event, this is a rare find for fans who want something more unique than a standard acrylic stand. It's a heavy-duty collectible that looks incredible displayed in a coin case or alongside other Wuthering Waves memorabilia.
- Product Type: Commemorative Coin
- Character: Augusta
- Series: KAKACODE Pop-up Event
- Material: Zinc Alloy
- Size: Approx. 50mm Diameter
- Process: Electroplating
⚠️ This is a limited event item.
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