Lunar Coins

Minted only in a secret location on the continent of Antarillion, lunar coins are not officially recognised by any government or population, but have nevertheless entered circulation across that continent. Comprised of a pearl, and roughly half of the equivalent material of a normal coin, the lunar coins are a valuable item on their own, with even the smallest being worth 10 gold pieces based on the cost of creation alone.
The value of the coins is dependent on the quality and rarity of the pearl used.

• Fullmoons, a ring of white pearl dust surrounded by a ceramic disc, worth 10 gold pieces.

• Silvermoons, a grey pearl surrounded by a silver disc, worth 50 gold pieces.

• Dawnmoons, a yellow pearl surrounded by gold disc, worth 100 gold

• Bloodmoons, a pink pearl surrounded by a polished coral disc, worth 250 gold pieces.

• Darkmoons, a black pearl surrounded by a platinum disc, worth 500 gold pieces.

• Bluemoons, a blue pearl surrounded by a cobalt disc, worth 1000 gold pieces.

It is not public knowledge how or why these coins are minted, who minted them, or to what end.

Item type

Currency & Deeds

Subtype / Model

Coinage

Raw materials & Components

1 pearl of standard quality 2.5g of coin material

Tools

Jewellers tools Coin molds