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<blockquote data-quote="Eltab" data-source="post: 7405145" data-attributes="member: 6803337"><p>If you don't want to use the king's face, how about...</p><p>- his coat of arms or other heraldic symbol. "This is me"</p><p>- an animal associated with rulership or might: lion, eagle</p><p>- stylized version of above: two-headed eagle holding a bundle of arrows in both talons</p><p>- oak leaf or other plant, that symbolizes strength and endurance</p><p>- cheesy: dollar $, euro E or yen Y</p><p>- ancient coinage: has a dragon's face in 3/4 profile (if you are <em>very talented</em> with that Dremel)</p><p>- ancient coinage 2: a few words / symbols in an extinct language: hieroglyphics, cuneiform</p><p>- sketchy representation of bars of gold; more bars = more valuable coin</p><p>- somebody else's face (pick one):</p><p>- (1) the queen</p><p>- (2) the real power behind the figurehead who sits on the throne</p><p>- (3) loyal (and recently-deceased) knight / champion</p><p>- (4) toddler-aged Crown Prince</p><p>- (5) successful General</p><p>- representation of a god. Might be in a completely different style from 'traditional' holy artwork</p><p>- famous Chancellor of the Exchequer who completed some significant task (pick one):</p><p>- (1) compiling the Domesday Book</p><p>- (2) founding the Royal Bank of -Nation-</p><p>- (3) removing a hyper-inflated / debased currency from circulation and replacing it with coins "worth their weight in gold" that people willingly accepted at face value</p><p>- (4) tax reforms</p><p>- (5) drafted and oversaw implementation of economic development plan that led to general prosperity</p><p>- Significant patriotic slogans or symbols: Liberty quarter, sheaf-of-wheat penny, knight on sixpence</p><p>- grooves so you can make the PP into pieces of eight</p><p>- image of a royal palace or castle</p><p>- Big Ben or other significant architecture with no governmental purpose but a source of civic pride</p><p>- St George fighting the Dragon, or similar motif</p><p>- Romeo and Juliet, or characters from other famous stories / literature</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Eltab, post: 7405145, member: 6803337"] If you don't want to use the king's face, how about... - his coat of arms or other heraldic symbol. "This is me" - an animal associated with rulership or might: lion, eagle - stylized version of above: two-headed eagle holding a bundle of arrows in both talons - oak leaf or other plant, that symbolizes strength and endurance - cheesy: dollar $, euro E or yen Y - ancient coinage: has a dragon's face in 3/4 profile (if you are [I]very talented[/I] with that Dremel) - ancient coinage 2: a few words / symbols in an extinct language: hieroglyphics, cuneiform - sketchy representation of bars of gold; more bars = more valuable coin - somebody else's face (pick one): - (1) the queen - (2) the real power behind the figurehead who sits on the throne - (3) loyal (and recently-deceased) knight / champion - (4) toddler-aged Crown Prince - (5) successful General - representation of a god. Might be in a completely different style from 'traditional' holy artwork - famous Chancellor of the Exchequer who completed some significant task (pick one): - (1) compiling the Domesday Book - (2) founding the Royal Bank of -Nation- - (3) removing a hyper-inflated / debased currency from circulation and replacing it with coins "worth their weight in gold" that people willingly accepted at face value - (4) tax reforms - (5) drafted and oversaw implementation of economic development plan that led to general prosperity - Significant patriotic slogans or symbols: Liberty quarter, sheaf-of-wheat penny, knight on sixpence - grooves so you can make the PP into pieces of eight - image of a royal palace or castle - Big Ben or other significant architecture with no governmental purpose but a source of civic pride - St George fighting the Dragon, or similar motif - Romeo and Juliet, or characters from other famous stories / literature [/QUOTE]
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