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Silver

Silver is a ductile, soft, white metal that is shiny and reflective when polished. It is resistant to corrosion, but tarnishes when exposed to air.   Silver is one of the most common means of exchange and it is widely accepted in commerce in almost any form. It's relatively stable valuation makes silver a favored means of storing wealth.  

Physical Properties

  • Melting Point: 1763.2°F (961.9C)
  • Density: 87.68 lb/gal (10.5 g/cc)
  • Non-magnetic
 

Common Uses

  • Buttons
  • Coins
  • Cutlery
  • Decorative Items
  • Dishes
  • Jewelry
  • Religious Items
  • Utensils
  • Wire
 

Value

Silver is a common store of value and widely available in most trade centers throughout the known world. Its value relative to gold varies by location due to a variety of reasons including variable rarity and cultural traditions.  
Eastern and Central Realms
In the eastern and central realms the value of silver is extremely stable and consistent at 10:1 Gold (x 0.1). Imperial / Common Coin standards peg the values of gold and silver at this ratio and this valuation is reflected throughout much of the known world.  
Item Value Weight Notes
Silver, Ounce 50 .0625 lb 0.165 cubic inches
Silver Ingot 800 1 lb 2.64 cubic inches
Silver Bar 20,000 25 lb 12 x 3 x 1.84 inches
 
Western Realms
In the western realms, including the Kingdom of Keyrand, silver is more abundant and its established value is typically 12:1 Gold (x 0.083).  
Item Value Weight Notes
Silver, Ounce 42 .0625 lb 0.165 cubic inches
Silver Ingot 664 1 lb 2.64 cubic inches
Silver Bar 16,600 25 lb 12 x 3 x 1.84 inches
 
Old World
Before the Imperial Age, the traditional and widely-accepted valuation of silver throughout most of the Old World was 13:1 Gold (x 0.077). Today this standard is still in use in the Faerii Realm of Selene and the Dwur Kingdom of Aglarhun.  
Item Value Weight Notes
Silver, Ounce 39 .0625 lb 0.165 cubic inches
Silver Ingot 616 1 lb 2.64 cubic inches
Silver Bar 15,400 25 lb 12 x 3 x 1.84 inches
 

Trade

The higher valuation of silver in the eastern realms results in significant movement of silver from west to east. Traders from the west will often use silver for exchange in eastern ports since this yields significant savings, even with exchange fees.
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Values are listed for average quality and expressed in Imperial Moneri.
  Weights are listed in Imperial Lib / Common Pounds.
  Prices for goods and services will vary by location.

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