Dwarven Gold RPG Coin

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Some simple RPG coins for your D&D game. I'll be adding to this collection over time to make a full currency set plus trade ingots. Print the files and sandwich the two coin sides inside the ring around an M8 Galvanised Washer (2mm high x 20.5mm diameter) to add weight. The top of the pattern on each side should be flush with the ring edge. Use superglue to hold it all together. Paint the whole coin black. Let the undercoat dry then dry-brush with gold. Remix freely! Notes: 1 gp equals ten sp, one hundred cp, two ep or one-tenth pp. Coins minted in my campaign only: copper "penny" (one cp) silver "shilling" (one sp) silver "crown" (five sp) gold "Lion" (Cormyr) or "Dragon" (Waterdeep) (one gp) gold "sovereign" (five gp) platinum "Royal" (Cormyr) "Suns" (Waterdeep) (one pp) Cormyrian and Waterdeep Trade bars twenty-five gold equals one-half pound bar of gold (six by four by point five centimeter) one hundred gold equals two-pound bar of gold (ten by five by one centimeter) one thousand gold equals two-pound bar of platinum (eleven by five by one centimeter) fifty coins equal one pound of weight one hundred coins approximately equals one kilogram Gold Pieces are called Golden Lions in Cormyr, Dantars in Amn, Bicentas in Calimport, Dragons in Waterdeep, Shilmaers in Cormanthyr and Dinars in Southern Lands. Sembia mints five-sided coins of the same weight called Golden Lions (not to be confused with the eponymous Cormyrean gold pieces. Table: Trade Goods Cost Item one cp one pound of wheat two cp one pound of flour or one chicken one sp one pound of iron five sp one pound of tobacco or copper one gp one pound of cinnamon or one goat two gp one pound of ginger or pepper or one sheep three gp one pig four gp one square yard of linen five gp one pound of salt or silver ten gp one square yard of silk or one cow fifteen gp one pound of saffron or cloves or one ox fifty gp one pound of gold five hundred gp one pound of platinum