Matirns (may-turn(s))

Matirns is the title for the universal currency. It can be traded in for other currencies, and is commonly accepted at markets or stores. Matirns have 2 other coins with different worths. Matirn is the most valuable coin, while the Matirni is one step less valuable, and the Asrin is the lowest value of the 3. The Matirns are made from silver or gold, making them valuable.

Mechanics & Inner Workings

Its made of metal. Very complex inner workings and mechanics. (I'm being sarcastic)

Manufacturing process

In order to make a coin, silver and gold are melted down together and cooled in small circular shapes. Once the coin is cooled enough to be safely handled and still soft, a stamp is pressed hard down into one side of the coin. The same thing is done on the other side, and the coin is left to cool. Once cooled, it will go to a work checker who will check the newly made coin to make sure it is done properly and has no imperfections in it. After all this is done, the coin is sent out into the public to be used.

History

The coins were invented as a universal currency that could be used and accessed by anyone.

Significance

It's a currency. It's pretty significant if I do say so myself.

Item type

Currency & Deeds

Creation Date

0452

Rarity

These coins are not terribly rare, but they are also not very common. An average person has 300 Matirni, which is considered a fair or reasonable amount of money.

Weight

2.5 grams

Dimensions

19.05 millimeters.

Raw materials & Components

An average Matirn or Matirni is made of part silver and part gold, giving it a very shiny and glossy texture.

Tools

All that is needed to make one is a special metal stamp that is pressed into the coin to make the design that you see. The stamp is only accessible through the government to keep forgers from forging fake coins.