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The [[silver coin]] is the common in-game currency of [[GemStone IV]]. |
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Silver coins weigh approximately 160th of a pound, or 0.1 ounces. As such, carrying many silver coins affects one's [[encumbrance]]. Excess silver coins are usually deposited in local [[bank]]s. For ease of transport, large quantities of silvers that need to be moved are often exchanged for [[promissory note]]s. |
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Values of items are often measured in thousands of silvers. Rare magical items, such as those at or above being [[enchant]]ed five times, often have their values measured in millions. |
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Carrying many silver coins affects one's [[encumberance]] due to their weight. |
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Latest revision as of 02:27, 11 April 2015
The silver coin is the common in-game currency of GemStone IV.
Silver coins weigh approximately 160th of a pound, or 0.1 ounces. As such, carrying many silver coins affects one's encumbrance. Excess silver coins are usually deposited in local banks. For ease of transport, large quantities of silvers that need to be moved are often exchanged for promissory notes.
Values of items are often measured in thousands of silvers. Rare magical items, such as those at or above being enchanted five times, often have their values measured in millions.