Indian Coin Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

60 gold coins are equivalent to a jade coin and 60 jade coins are equivalent to a diamond coin. "In Ashin, the common currencies that are being used outside the capital are the copper and silver coins. You would even be considered to be rich here if you have a single gold coin." Lisa's explanation about the currencies were very detailed. Naomi was confused, "Why is that? Isn't it just a gold coin?" Lisa widened her eyes at Naomi and gestured for her to be silent while looking around cautiously.

the man replied, his eyes narrowed speculatively. Rivyn placed a silver coin onto the bar. The head impressed upon the back was not Queen Clareath of Nerith. “Two if you throw in a bath.” The innkeeper looked at the coin. “Where are you from, stranger?” He turned the coin in the light. “This is not a local coin.” “Silver is silver,” Rivyn pointed out. “That it is,” he took a coin from the apron he wore and balanced both in his hands. “And weighs about the same, so it’ll do.”

"Okay, it could be a coin or some kind of paper or something. Maybe we should ask them what theirs look like." And so they watch carefully when people buy from one vendor. The others gasped while Amorivia had her eyes on what their money looked like. Coins are what she saw, bronze, silver and gold, the typical ones. "I think I have those in my pouch," Selena uttered, immediately opening her pouch and their eyes shimmered when they saw coins. "Oh right, Saiva said they would come handy. I guess she was right." "So, those are money. Shiny," Amrak remarked.

I responded “Ninety thousand” “ One crore “ I responded again. No one else countered by the rice “ One crore one, One crore two, one crore three. This necklace belongs to you, sir. Mr. Raghav Rathore. The bidding for other items continued. One thing caught my attention. It was a silver chain with a heart in the middle and two small birds stood on each side. I started bidding for it. At last, I won it. It would look pretty on my pretty girl’s slender neck. Aarav's uncle bidding for an emerald ring. It has a big emerald in between which is surrounded by diamonds. He won

His eyes widened, and he quickly waved his hands. "No way, I can’t accept this, Miss Amelia. This is too valuable." "Valuable?" Amelia placed the coin into his pocket. "It’s just a sample coin—it’s not as expensive as you think." Scarface was about to argue when he noticed that the last remaining coin in Miss Amelia’s hand wasn’t one of the Five Emperors Coins. It had a lotus-shaped pattern. It didn’t seem imperial, but rather like a Buddhist talisman? Scarface stared. "Miss Amelia, what’s this?"

"No way, I can't accept this, Ms. Carver. This item is too valuable." "Valuable? It's not even one of the Emperor Coins. It's not as expensive as you think." Aria then placed the copper coin into his pocket. Will wanted to protest further, but Aria was already cleaning the remaining coins. With a final press on the blade handle, the last coin revealed a lotus shape. It didn't seem like one of the Emperor Coins, and it emanated a calming aura, possibly religious in nature. Will stared at it and asked, "Ms. Carver, what's this?"

She lowly whispered at him, "Sahir which currency is this?" "Love~It's Yen." "Means?" "Love, it's a name of Japanese currency like we have Indian rupees" "What? How did we reach Japan?" Sahir just smiled at her. She looked a little frowned but then looked at the price tag again "Don't think much, buy it if you like this dress " She nervously fiddled with some dresses. While Sahir looked around for more dresses for her, that's when his eyes fell on one girl standing at the corner, looking at him. Her height was not more than five but the way she was looking at him, he felt something fishy.

Keerti asked with curiosity. "I have my ways." She said looking at her. "How I forget about your other son, Nick." Keerti said while shaking her head in amusement. Neeta maa take a black box from table and give it to me. I look at the box confusingly. "Open it.." Neeta maa said to me. I opened it slowly. There is a silver coin in it. I take out it from the box and examine it. There is a goddess laxmi maa picture on it and the other side of the coin God Ganesha picture.

“Take a closer look, smart ass. Sure as hell ain’t no silver dollar.” I opened my palm and examined the coin lying there. It was certainly the same circumference of a silver dollar, but sure enough, it wasn’t one. First of all, it was thicker and heavier. Also, not silver at all, but a tarnished bronze, a dull yellow. And it appeared old. Like a collectible or an antique you’d find at Handy’s Pawn and Thrift. A design was etched on both sides. I rubbed my thumb over it, peering closer. A small circle, with what appeared to be three crooked question marks spiraling around the circle.

I folded piece of paper and tucked it into one of the side pockets in the tunic. I felt something in the pocket I put the paper in. I dipped my hand in further and felt something cool and hard. I covered my hand around one and brought it out to look at it. It was a coin. Some kind of silver coin with a strange marking on them. Kandare was spelt in block letters on the coin and I wondered if this was their own currency. My hand felt a lot more of the coins inside the pocket but I removed my hand, and focused on the task at hand.