Re: [WorldofGlorantha] Re: Second Age coins

From: Nick <seatonstomb_at_CBEckG8XqHrMXU-IwCIe52rj0F2jXP_fLOKJnOLm_ntki3rQ_22DN2EzhjxuoaVaAnk>
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 22:39:33 +0000 (GMT)


The groat was 4d

SILVER COINS   Penny, Silver - general terms used for silver coin, regardless of

issue. The silver penny weight dates back to the Imperial Age and was

the weight used by the Jrusteli traders. A silver penny weighs

approximately 5 grams and is about three times the size (and value) of

a medieval denarius (penny) - making it pretty close to the value of a

medieval groat (tuppence). About 100 of these pennies make a pound of

silver.                 



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