Currencies: Gold, Silver, Copper

Each Dwarven and Human culture have illustrious histories of exchanging coins formed from precious metals for goods and services. The timeless art of minting coins has produced a variety of designs from each province of the world. Each country is unique in the diameter, thickness, and pattern of its coins which causes some complexity when traveling.
General conversion rates across Miras follow 10 copper to 1 silver, 15 silver to 1 gold. Due to varying sizes from different mints, converting currencies requires a balance scale.

Country	Description	Gold/Silver/Copper
Illivan	Quickly identifiable due to its famous thickness relative to its diameter. Illivani coins are rather plain in ornamentation, each denomination has the image of the Great West Gate on the reverse and a portrait of the current ruler on the obverse.	Denomination: Korrin Diameter: 19mm/22mm/12mm Thickness: 3mm/2mm/2.3mm Shape: Round/Round/Dodecagon
Rosara	Widest in its class. Modern Rosaran coins are popular for their multiple designs depicting various flowers on the obverse that changes each year. Reverse designs after the beginning of King Grekor Dracosbane's rule feature a circular design of a dragon from above turning around to its tail (older designs featured a sun design).	Denomination: Drake (fmr: Suns) Diameter: 22mm/25mm/16mm Thickness: 1.8mm/2mm/1.6mm Shape: Round/Scalloped/Scalloped
Roue D'or	Each denomination is marked by a circular hole in its center. Obverse designs on gold and silver coins rotate each year to commemorate one of the twelve Merchant King family crests. Reverse designs (and copper obverse) feature complex filigree filled with small stars.	Denomination: Fact Diameter: 22mm (long)/18mm/14mm Thickness: 1.9mm/2.1mm/1.5mm Shape: Crescent/Square/Round

Item type

Currency & Deeds

Rarity

Common

Raw materials & Components

Gold, Silver, Copper

Tools

smelter, planchet cast, die (obverse and reverse)