In Honkai: Star Rail, Golden Aiden Tokens (limited) are special items that can be obtained in Penaconia. They differ from ordinary silver tokens, since their quantity is very limited, and they are mined in a completely different way. In this guide, we will tell you where you can find these golden chips and what exactly they are for.
How to get Aiden gold tokens (limited)
Unlike simple tokens, they cannot simply be purchased from a store or begged from a character. You will have to complete side and hidden quests to get these chips. Next, we will tell you in detail what you will need to do.
Aiden's Golden Token 1
Travel to the Family Construction Bureau dimensional anchor on the Dream Frontier, then turn right, go up the stairs and approach the girl named Colleen. Talk to her and select the “Start Clockwork” option. Place the Wrath gear in her emoticon to begin the adventure mission “Clockwork: Colleen”.
After completing the task, re-enter dialogue with a pirate girl. Then select the answer: “Were you following me?” Colleen will apologize to you and then give you a gold token for the inconvenience.
Golden Aiden Token 2
Head to the Sweet Corner Dimensional Anchor and then run northwest to the Dream Slots. Interact with any of the available machines and start playing by spending regular Aiden tokens. Next, you will need to wait until three images of Robin appear on the screen. As a reward you will receive the Lucky Black Card.
Use this key card to open the door to your room at the Dream Hotel (reality). Inside on the table you will find a gold token. We described this secret mission in more detail in a separate guide.
What are Aiden's Golden Tokens for?
These items can be found in the inventory in the “Missions” category. Their description says that in theory they can be exchanged for a huge super jackpot, but no one knows how to use them. Unfortunately, none of the players have yet managed to find a use for them.
It is extremely unlikely that these items are a souvenir as a keepsake, since in this case the gold token would only be present in a single copy. Most likely, they will be able to be used in future patches. We'll be sure to update the guide as more information becomes available.
