Coins
There are 5 coins in popular usage: copper, silver, electrum, gold and platinum. This describes their values and appearances.
Mechanics & Inner Workings
(appearance wise) Copper coins have a castle on one side, and a standard number on the back to classify it. Silver coins have a skull on one face and the standard numbers on the other side. Electrum coins have an eagle on their face. Gold coins have crowns on their faces. Platinum pieces have dragons on their faces.
Manufacturing process
The raw materials are melted down and seperated into trays with circular depressions. A press is used to emblem the coins.
Significance
Highly significant as the basis for most forms of trade.
Item type
Currency & Deeds
Rarity
Copper is incredibly common, silver is still common, electrum is surprisingly the rarest (despite being less valuable than gold) falling out of favour mostly, gold is uncommon and platinum is rare.
Weight
1-5g
Dimensions
20.33 diameter
Raw materials & Components
What it says on the tin. Copper, silver, electrum, gold and platinum are used in their construction.
Tools
A mintage press for the face of the coin, and a smelter to melt the metal.
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