Avlinn Currency

The official currency within the Avlinn states is the Avlinn crown¹ (or crowns, commonly). The currency uses eight banknotes and four coins, known as pennies². A fifth coin has been removed from circulation, but is still accepted throughout the nation. Crowns are currently the third most traded currency on the continent. It is managed by the Avlinn government.

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Coins

Each coin varies slightly in size, but all are round and made of a steel-copper or steel-silver compound, depending upon the value. They're a quarter of a centimeter thick on the edges, with the smallest coin being a centimeter wide and the largest being two and a half centimeters wide. On each reverse side, one side displays the current value of the coin in large numerical value on the center with the written version curved on the bottom side. The country motto is written above it. The obverse side varies on year made and coin value.

1 penny

The smallest of all the coins, the singular penny is a commonly used coin. No other amount can equal it, but it can equal every other one.

2 penny

The 2 penny has since been discontinued, but there are still some in circulation. There are two singular penny's in 2p.

5 penny

5p is made up of five singular pennies, and two-point-five 2p.

10 penny

10p is made up of two 5p, five 2p, or ten 1p. It is the most widely distributed penny, with most sold items ending in a denomination of ten.

50 penny

While still in circulation, the 50p has become increasingly rare in its use. It is made up of five 10p, ten 5p, twenty-five 2p, or fifty 1p.

Banknotes

Every banknote is roughly 13 cm long and 7 cm wide. They're all made with a cotton paper blend, dyed a light blue color. Unlike other bills, Avlinn states are designed to be viewed with the length being the longest and all designs vertically aligned with it. On the reverse side, the numerical value of the currency is displayed at the bottom right, with the country name printed at the top border and the written name of the currency at the bottom. Behind the numerical value is an outlined shape framing the portrait of differing individuals. The obverse has the numerical value printed at the bottom left and top right, with the written value next to that. In between this is a depiction of varying famous pieces of architecture.

1 crown

Once a popular note, the 1c note has begun to fall into less use. It is made up of two 50p, ten 10p, twenty 5p, and one hundred 1p. It features the portrait of [INSERT] and the [ARCHITECTURE] on the obverse.

5 crown

The 5c consists of five 1c notes and is the most commonly owned and used bill. It features the portrait of [INSERT] and [ARCHITECTURE] on the obverse.

10 crown

The 10c is made up of two 5c and ten 1c notes. It features a portrait of [INSERT] and [ARCHITECTURE] on the obverse.

15 crown

The 15c is made up of one-point-five 10c, three 5c, and fifteen 1c notes. It features a portrait of [INSERT] and [ARCHITECTURE] on the obverse.

25 crown

The 25c is equal to one-point-six 15c, two-point-five 10c, five 5c, and twenty-five 1c notes. It features a portrait of [INSERT] and [ARCHITECTURE] on the obverse.

50 crown

The 50c is equal to two 25c, three-point-three 25c, five 10c, ten 5c, and fifty 1c notes. It features the portrait of Edro and [ARCHITECTURE] on the obverse.

75 crown

One of the rarest notes and barely used anymore, the 75c is equal to one-point-five 50c, three 25c, five 15c, seven-point-five 10c, fifteen 5c, and seventy-five 1c notes. It features a portrait of Fiora and [ARCHITECTURE] on the obverse.

100 crown

The highest existing crown note, the 100c is made up of one-point-three 75c, two 50c, four 25c, six-point-six 15c, ten 10c, twenty 5c, and one hundred 1c notes. It features a portrait of Camio and the [ARCHITECTURE] on the obverse.

<sub>1. When referring to specific crown banknotes, it will be shortened to the letter 'c' following the numeric value.
2. When referring to specific pennies, it will be shortened to the letter 'p' following the numeric value.</sub>

Item type

Currency & Deeds

Owning Organization

Avlinn States

Rarity

Common

Raw materials & Components

Steel, copper, silver, or cotton paper