Copper Coins Novels & Stories

"It doesn't matter. If I go back, I'll give you the money from selling those coins." "Wh-what?" Grace's eyes widened. Adro chuckled as he stared at her. "I'm a future king, remember? Those pieces of coin don't mean much to me." Wiping her droll, Grace grinned. "I forgot about that. But thanks for your kindness. I mean it." "It's nothing," Adro chuckled again. Then, the shop owner returned with all the gold and silver coins he had just checked for purity. "These are all pure gold and silver."

Andrew's smile froze on his face, and he stood there, dumbfounded. He had expected Miranda to pay with gold coins or at least silver coins, but she had brought copper coins instead. One thousand crowns worth of copper coins—a staggering amount. The baskets were not neatly strung together but contained loose coins. At a thousand coins per crown, it would take forever to count them all. And for a nobleman of his stature to be seen counting copper coins one by one? His reputation would be in tatters, and he would become a laughingstock throughout the entire city.

“She encouraged it. The girl opened a bag, took out the pen from the tablet, which she carried in the backpack she left forgotten on her back when she sat on the stool with him. Then she pushed the pen into that little lever, with that, pushing it, so just then, when the little shelf comes out of the hole, there's a golden coin on top of it, so big and shiny, she must squint against the reflection. of the sun, with that she takes the coin, and the little shelf shrinks. Yes, it appears to be heavy, on the surface is the jade emperor's face in profile, the coin has true outlines, where he appears to be wearing what appears to be a crown beneath it, surrounded by a semicircle of stars, interrup

Another man put the items one by one into a paper bag, but the lady noticed he was not wearing a mask, unlike the tall man. “7 bronze coins, and a golden cent, Ma’am.” “Uhm, I don’t possess a golden cent at all, Sire.” “How about silver coins, Ma’am?” “I don’t have such coin, Sire.” “Okay, that’s seven hundred eighty-four bronze coins for you, Ma’am.” “Here, Sire.” “Do you wish to convert your bronze coins into silver coin or a golden cent, Ma’am?” “I am afraid I don’t possess a sufficient number of bronze coins for conversion, Sire.”

What a bunch of pathetic idiots LMAO. Then the owner gave me 150 pieces of gold coins in exchange for all the pieces of the broken piece of glass I had. From what Liza have told me, 10 silver coins can be converted per 1 piece of gold coin, and a silver coin could be converted to 100 copper coins. Slowly, I’m starting to get the knowledge on how currency and money runs in this world. Liza was just standing behind me, watching is awe as I fool people from the shop.

“Not just the dust or remnants either. We mine and refine it before chipping it into gold powder for this shade.” I smirked picking up the shade called Coins Galore and twirled it around so she could see the flecks of gold, copper, and silver inside. “We do the same thing for the copper and silver flecks, and—” I closed my mouth realizing that Grace was smiling at me and not looking at the bottle in my hand, and I had said far too much. “I meant, they… I—” “You’re from Fluorite,” Grace said, her face showing no hint of shock. “I… suspected as much.”

Then he mounted his wooden ox again and left with the rats following closely behind. "I know that you are listening, Mr. David, so I'll explain our monetary system, we mainly use Quartz coins that we mine from bellow the city, our smiths make the coins, and the rest uses it. There are only three variations of the quartz coin: Round ones are the basic, 100 round ones make one square. Finally, ten squares are equal to one star." He took a notepad made out of thin slices of bloodwood and a pencil out of a black crystal, it glowed gently in red color and pulsated with each stroke of the pen. [Economy tab Unlocked]

Now that I think about it, I haven't introduced the currency of this world. Initially, I assumed that different empires would have different currencies. After all, why would an empire use another empire's currency? It was humiliation on their side, but in this world, there was only one currency that could be used in every corner of the globe. Radiant was the currency's name. A bronze coin is referred to as bronze radiant, a silver coin as silver radiant, a gold coin as gold radiant, and so on. However, they are simply referred to as bronze coins, silver coins, and so on.

She pulls out a cupcake and sandwich, “These will be two dollars.” The woman looks down at the items and her stomach grumbles, “Two dollars. I think I have that.” She stuffs her hand into her pocket and takes out two silver coins and places it on the counter. “Will that be enough?” The man laughs nervously as he stares, “We don’t use coins again.” She does look like she came from the sixties. “But that is pure silver, they mean a lot in certain places.” Exactly, certain places. He man laughs again and gulps, trying to find a way to carry the coins without hurting himself.