A Slaver's Debt (TDS side #1)
They care for coin, and either you have the coin, or you do not have the coin. either way, i have been commissioned here to collect, and when i leave, your debt will be settled, one way or another."
The Parable of the Fox [Chapter 1, Part 2]
"one castellanian pound coin for a week of studies." the fox knew the castellanian coins but he'd never held any pound coin for long enough to get the feel of the weight.
Heads or....Tails?
A light bulb went off in his head: the coin in his dream!
Thomas Cartoon Series Double-Length Episode #2: The Pirate Adventure (ALT Cut No. 2) Part 2
We've still got coin-hunting to do!
The Games We Play
Mather said, flipping the coin. all three looked as the coin came up as heads. "heads for halon, and flip two..." ...tails.
Cum The Waters
Someone had donated five coins, saying "show us that spread cunt".
The New Apprentice #2
"hmm...okay, how about a gold coin, 3 silver coins, and 12 bronze coins." jon knew those, too. 288 bronze coins made up a gold coin, and 24 of them made up a silver coin. it was a peculiar system, but it appeared to work, for the most part.
A Butt for a Sword
A butter knife for three gold coins? that's extortion!" "you seem to be confused about the currency. those aren't pure gold coins; those are drachmas, and they are only gold-plated.
Hypnolok-ed Into Service
It feels too good to look up here at the little coins, to see the light coming off of them. "it's helping your muscles, too. you are so tired, but as long as you look at these coins, the soreness is melting away.
A Stroke of Good Luck [Commission]
Not a dollar coin, but a... well... he wasn't really sure.
A Blurb on Burb: Burb Dogs Talking About Burb Dogs, Ch 4
You know the real difference between coin collectors and people who don't collect coins? far as i can tell there isn't really any difference besides the coin collector liking coins.
The Shadows Book One: The War for EarthEnd - Chapter Eight.
They had only three different kinds of currency, bronze coins, silver coins, and gold coins. bronze coins could be the equal to one cent, a silver a dollor, and a gold was worth a hundred silvers.