CapnZapp
Legend
Please don't accuse me of that when I am not guilty. Thank you.
(I can't help if you, Dieter Dietzen and Dorian_Grey have each other on ignore)
D&D 5E silver standard
(I can't help if you, Dieter Dietzen and Dorian_Grey have each other on ignore)
pukunui
Legend
My bad. I didn't see their posts. I'd assumed it was you since you quoted my original post (whereas the others didn't), and you have a history of thread necromancy. My apologies.
Edwin Suijkerbuijk
Explorer
A interesting thing with money and coinage is that they are based on trust, that they will be accepted as valid currency everywhere in the country or empire that produced them.
As a result of this coins could have a value higer then the price of the precous metals in the coins.
For example a Roman denarius (silver coin) had a monatary value of about 1.6 times it's silver content.
But if you traveled outside the empire it's purcasins power dropped to it's silver content
As a result of this coins could have a value higer then the price of the precous metals in the coins.
For example a Roman denarius (silver coin) had a monatary value of about 1.6 times it's silver content.
But if you traveled outside the empire it's purcasins power dropped to it's silver content
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