In addition to human currency, some demi-humans also mint their own forms of money. Dwarves make five kinds of minted coins:
The platinum coin is known as the zamukkarbhu. The head aspect shows the face of the dwarf king in whose reign the coin was minted. The tail show a hammer awash in flame.
The gold coin is known as the maban. The head shows a stylized gemstone in relief while the tail shows a pick.
The platinum coin is known as the zamukkarbhu. The head aspect shows the face of the dwarf king in whose reign the coin was minted. The tail show a hammer awash in flame.
The gold coin is known as the maban. The head shows a stylized gemstone in relief while the tail shows a pick.
Dwarves are the only race known to make coins in electrum. This coin is called the lugdush. The head shows a tower while the tail depicts crossed swords.
The silver coin is called the khuram. The head shows a door and an axe is on the back.
The copper coin is known as the gane. The head is graced by an eye and the tail shows a torch.
All dwarven coins are twice as heavy as normal coins, but worth five times as much, due to the exquisite detail and workmanship. Thus a platinum zamukkarbhu is worth 25 Sarcoy gold crescents, or 5 gold mabans, and has a value of 5000 Sarcoy copper pieces. Like many other coins used by humans, they are reeded or milled, so they can accepted in confidence.
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