Copper Coins Novels & Stories

However, there was nothing he could do now, and he just hoped that the person in the message would find what he wanted. In the world of cultivators, there were three kinds of currency. There is a bronze, silver, and gold coins. The ratio of one gold coin is 1:100 silver coins, while the ratio of silver coins is 1:100 bronze coins. And for one gold coin is equal to 10,000 bronze coins.

In the last, A Hundred Superior Spirit Stones! The currency of this world was divided into three types, copper coins, silver coins, and gold coins. A Hundred copper coins were equal to one silver coin, a hundred silver coins were equal to one gold coin. But this currency was only valid for mortal humans, for cultivators silver, gold holds no value to them. They used spirit stones as currency. A spirit stone is a type of stone that was full of the world's Spiritual Qi, that's why they called spirit stones or spirit crystals. The amount of Spiritual Qi accumulated in the spirit stone is a huge supplement for cultivators.

This coin was coated in yellowish color that glinted in the morning light as it lay dormant on the palm of Maru. "That would be too much, young master!" the kindly old lady directly replied. Her voice was high in pitch as it reflected how surprised she was upon what she saw. The coin on the young boy's hands was a single gold coin. She dared not imagine the background of her mystical guests because it was simply unthinkable at this point. One gold coin is worth a thousand silvers and one silver is worth a thousand pennies. The value of what the boy offered her was way above the prices of her goods. The kindly old lady simply could not accept such a preposterous payment.

Yolden immediately felt very anxious when he heard this. A fatal disaster?! How could he allow that to happen?! He hurriedly asked, “Sir, please do whatever you can to save my daughter!” Charlie was a little puzzled and bewildered at this time. The Five Emperor Coins that the old man had thrown out were indeed five genuine ancient copper coins. However, the information that had been conveyed by the hexagram was very vague.

That’s when he mentioned the Knights Honor Coin. It was a very old and highly sought after copper coin that was as wide as my palm with an engraving of a sun blessed sword on one side and a moon blessed quiver on the other. This was something that could only be earned if you were named a Grand Knight, saved the life of a Royal family member or contributed to a great cause during a war. And it was also passed down within the family and used as a means to demand acceptance as a Squire or Knight.

- "Thank you." The rest of the day was one long ordeal of lifting and carrying. The dragon's hoard - and it was considerable - had to be separated, and then carried to the wagons. There were coins of every size and shape. Copper, bronze, silver, and gold, plus a few metals I didn't recognize. A numismatist would have been coming in his pants.

This kind of reckless young man would eventually run his family's wealth into the ground. "Four meals, simple fare, twenty-five copper coins per meal. That's one hundred copper coins for four meals." The Garrison Unit member shoved the silver ingot and banknote back toward the young noble, his expression one of distaste. Upon hearing this, the prisoners looked around in confusion. One hundred copper coins? Who even had copper coins on them?

Living in a rundown house while standing on their own feet since small both Leo and Dard could be considered the most matured people among their age. The game had money like the real world the game money would go from Copper coins to Silver coins whereas reaching the highest value as a Gold Coins. 50 Gold coins could be converted to 1 dollar of the Real World. Whereas buying Gold Coins was not an option so that everyone gets a fair chance in the game.

"What gift?" Xia asked Tsarayu. "These are some gifts for the both of you," Tsarayu said as two silver coins appeared in his hands which he gave to both, Xia and Terra. "Stunning!! These silver ones are even prettier than those bronze coins." Xia couldn't help but exclaim. "Of course they will be, as they are more expensive coins than the bronze ones." Tsarayu replied. "Fascinating. You people have different types of coins amongst yourselves? Shouldn't having a single currency be better?" Terra said as he intervened.

"Y-You're the coin I paid 3,000 dollars for?" Eleanor nodded timidly. My mind raced back to that morning's events. A good friend of mine, Robert Thorne, introduced me to a website supposedly selling collectible coins. The prices ranged from 500 to 5,000 dollars, and I was confused about why these regular coins were so expensive. It was not until Robert laughed at my ignorance that I realized I had it wrong. The website was actually a front for something else entirely. The coins represented different women, with manufacturing dates indicating birth years and sizes corresponding to measurements. As expected, the higher the price, the better the "quality".