Gold Shin

One Gold Shin usually is enough for the average person to support themselves for a month or two; depending on how thrifty they are, one Gold Shin might even last for twice as long. Gold Shin are the only Yashidal coin that doesn't have a hole for a money cord since it is a rather uncommon item for the general population to handle since the average person receives their monthly salary in Silver Shin. Public officers, however, are paid for the entire year in advance, typically with 50–80% in Gold Shin and 20–50% in Silver Shin, also dubbed as "household money" to accomodate for groceries and the like. Merchants also make fair use of the Gold Shin as a shipping can easily reach a worth of 500 Gold Shin or more.

Item type

Currency & Deeds

Current Location

Yashida

Subtype / Model

Shin

Related ethnicities

• Yashidal

Owning Organization

Kingdom of Yashida

Rarity

relatively common, controlled item

Weight

50g

Dimensions

33 mm diameter / 4 mm

Base Price

2.500 Shin, 100 Silver Shin

Raw materials & Components

ca. 60% gold, 20% silver, 18% copper, 2% other metals alloy