Currency

Common:

• Circlets, made of platinum, Ȼ1000, very rarely used. Ring shaped and worn by the exceedingly wealthy.
• Crowns (100 Crest piece), made of silver, Ȼ100, uncommon
• 10 Crest Piece, made of brass, Ȼ10
• 5 Crest Piece, made of brass, Ȼ5
• 1 Crest Piece, made of brass, Ȼ1
• Caps, made of steel Ȼ0.10

Uncommon:

Tiaras: Made of carved gemstones, ≈Ȼ5, used by occupants of The Below

Currency is regulated by the Bankers’ Guild and the Merchants’ Guild
Crests are so-named because they have a crest printed on them. One corner is from the crest of the Merchants’ Guild, the opposite is from the crest of the Bankers’ Guild, and the other two quarters depend on where the coin was smithed.
The stamps of the two guilds are used to ensure the integrity of a coin. First, the coin is smithed with the two crests in it, with the other 2 quadrants left blank. These blank sections are then stamped by the local government.
When paying in small amounts, it is customary to place the coins with the merchant’s guild crest facing the seller.

Ȼ1 ≈ $2