Yershmiran Currency

The Currency of Yershmier is a little different than other countries who usually call their coins, copper, silver, and gold. Now the people in Yershmier still call them that but the official names for the coins are a little different.   Copper Coins- The Kupfer "Kupfer" is derived from Yershmiran, in Yershmiran it means "The Copper Circle". Kupfer are small little circular coins made from copper. On the front of the coin is a symbol from Yershmier, which means "attainable". The back of the coin is just plain copper.   Silver Coins- The Silbral The "Silbral" just like the Kupfer is derived from Yershmier, this word roughly translates to "The Bright Gray". Sibral are a little larger than Kupfers. They are in the shape of squares. On the front of the coin is the Coat of Arms of the Sun Spot, and on the back of the coin is the Coat of Arms for the royal family.   Gold Coins- Weruna The "Weruna" is derived from a Yershmiran word meaning "Sun Coin". These gold coins have an odd hour glass shape. The front of the coin has the symbol of Eurhelles and on the back is the symbol of Eurstreich.   Platinum Coins- Platina The "Platina" is a word derived from Yershmiran, which just means "Platinum". These coins are interesting because they have the exact same design of the "Weruna" with the addition of small platinum coins in the curves of the hourglass shape. The small platinum coins in the curves have no special design they are just flat faceless platinum coins.   Electrum Coins- Strorea "Strorea" are extremely rare coins, only being found in certain areas of Yershmier. The "Strorea" originates from the time of "Before Golivion" where the world was known as Runsia. The Strorea is a beautiful coin in the shape of a diamond. The Strorea has many intricate design patterns covering its faces. The front face is a symbol from Runsian. The symbol is speculated to mean "Rich". The back of the coin has a strange symbol that Linguists haven't been able to figure out what it means.