Lammish Currency

Most transactions in The Princeship Lamlou are done with the triangular coins minted by the royal family. The copper coins have fish on one side, the silver coins have trees, and the gold coins have a crown on them. The reverse side has the face of the current monarch printed on it.

Gold Crown (Gcr)

A gold Crown can be used to purchase a goat, two gold Crowns can pay a days wages for a skilled labourer, five of them can purchase a vial of perfume.

Silver Tree (St)

A silver Tree can be used to purchase a pound of iron, two silver Trees can pay a days wages for an unskilled labourer, five of them can purchase a blanket. Ten silver Trees is equivalent to one gold Crown.

Copper Fish (Cf)

A copper Fish can be used to purchase a pound of wheat, two copper Fish can pay for one chicken, five of them can purchase one pound of salt. Ten copper Fish is equivalent to a silver Fish.

Item type

Currency & Deeds

Manufacturer

Princeship of Lamlou

Related ethnicities

• Westrin

Weight

Fish= Trees= Crowns= .05 lbs.

Dimensions

Each coin is an equilateral triangle with 1 inch sides and a thickness of .165 inches

Base Price

A gold Crown is equivalent to a gold piece. A silver Tree is worth a tenth of a Crown and a copper Fish is worth a tenth of a Tree.