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[[File:Coins.png|left]]The currency of the land is a series of three coins which depict the image of a dragon sitting proudly on both sides. | [[File:Coins.png|left]]The currency of the land is a series of three coins which depict the image of a dragon sitting proudly on both sides. | ||
− | There is no official name for the currency and instead the coins are | + | There is no official name for the currency and instead the coins are referred to simply as their type; Gold Pieces, Silver Pieces and Copper Pieces. |
* One(1) single gold piece is equivalent in value to ten(10) silver pieces. | * One(1) single gold piece is equivalent in value to ten(10) silver pieces. | ||
* One(1) single gold piece is equivalent in value to one hundred(100) copper pieces. | * One(1) single gold piece is equivalent in value to one hundred(100) copper pieces. | ||
* The weight of any twenty standard-sized coins can be estimated at approximately one pound. | * The weight of any twenty standard-sized coins can be estimated at approximately one pound. | ||
+ | * Compared to today's money, the coins are valued as follows: Copper (1 US dollar), Silver (10 US Dollars) & Gold (100 US Dollars) |
Revision as of 17:05, 24 May 2017
The currency of the land is a series of three coins which depict the image of a dragon sitting proudly on both sides.There is no official name for the currency and instead the coins are referred to simply as their type; Gold Pieces, Silver Pieces and Copper Pieces.
- One(1) single gold piece is equivalent in value to ten(10) silver pieces.
- One(1) single gold piece is equivalent in value to one hundred(100) copper pieces.
- The weight of any twenty standard-sized coins can be estimated at approximately one pound.
- Compared to today's money, the coins are valued as follows: Copper (1 US dollar), Silver (10 US Dollars) & Gold (100 US Dollars)