JacoOqs

A basic form of currency that has been used as the every day currencey of Jacobia (Country) since its founding 450 years ago, Jaco-Oqs, translating roughly to the king's steel, are steel coins that are traded for goods and services. The population is free to use them in swords and other items as well as make more from their own steel.

Manufacturing process

The steel is extracted from regular iron and formed into flat discs an inch in diameter with a weight of 10 grams.

Item type

Currency & Deeds

Subtype / Model

Jacoseles

Manufacturer

Jacobia (Nation)

Related ethnicities

• Jacobian (ethnicity)

Weight

10 g

Dimensions

1 inch in diameter

Base Price

1 Jaco-Oq or 1/20^th of a Jaco-Seles

Raw materials & Components

10 Grams of low carbon steel.

Tools

All the necessary equipment for forming steel, including a forge, tongs, a hammer, etc.