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==Core Coinage== 

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'''Mariposa (Copper/Bronze)'''<br>
The lowest denomination, representing small, everyday transactions. "Mariposa" means butterfly, symbolising commonality and flight. These coins are simple, with a stylised butterfly motif.

'''Obverse:''' Candle of Velessa and motto "Obedece y Prospera" ("Obey and Prosper")
<br>'''Reverse:''' has a butterfly and number
 
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'''Gota (Silver)'''<br>
The most common medium of exchange, used for larger daily purchases and wages. “Gota” means drop, suggesting the preciousness of water and the steady flow of commerce. These feature symbols of abundance, such as a full moon or a flowing river.

'''Obverse:''' Moon of Lunara and motto "Toda Vida Sirve" ("Every Life Serves)"
<br>'''Reverse:''' has a flowing river and number

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'''Estrella (Gold)'''<br>
The highest denomination, reserved for significant transactions, land purchases, and the wealthiest individuals. “Estrella” means star, reflecting rarity, divine guidance, and immense value. These coins are intricately designed, perhaps bearing the symbol of a celestial map.

'''Obverse:''' Flame of Alturión and motto "El Orden es Sagrado" ("Order is Sacred").
<br>'''Reverse:''' has a celestial map and number

1  Estrella (Gold) = 12  Gotas (Silver)
<br>1  Gota (Silver) = 12  Mariposas (Copper/Bronze)