[Official] Lord of the Mysteries Loen Kingdom Currency Set is an official product jointly developed by China Literature Goodies and Silver Key Society. It recreates the currency of the Kingdom of Loen with commemorative alloy coins, foil PET banknotes, and a collector combination option.

Features

• Three purchase options: Coin Set, Banknote Pack, and Coin and Banknote Collector Set
• Based on the currency system of the Kingdom of Loen from Lord of the Mysteries
• Coin version uses alloy with embossed sculpting
• Banknote version uses PET foil cards with UV printing and hot stamping

About the Kingdom of Loen

• The Kingdom of Loen is described as a powerful nation on the east side of the Northern Continent.
• It was founded in the Fourth Epoch and ruled by the Augustus royal family.
• The nation is presented as industrially and economically strong.
• It is backed by the Hornacis mountain range, bordered by the Inland Sea to the northwest, Lenburg to the southwest, the Sonia Sea to the east, and the Desi Bay to the south, with part of the bay belonging to the Kingdom of Feynapotter. It is also adjacent to the Berserk Sea.
• Beliefs shown in the detail images include the Lord of Storms along the coastal regions, the God of Steam and Machinery in industrial cities, and the Evernight Goddess in many other areas.
• The common language is Loenese.
• The currency system shown is gold pounds, soli, and copper pence, with 1 gold pound = 20 soli = 240 pence.

Coin Set Details

• The coin set is introduced as the most basic currency group of the Kingdom of Loen.
• The set includes 1 gold pound, 5 pence, 1 penny, 1/2 penny, and 1/4 penny designs.
• The source text states that 1 penny had a buying power roughly equal to three to four yuan before transmigration.
• The 1/4 penny coin is described as antique copper with steam and machinery patterns on both sides and no printed numeric face value.
• The 1/2 penny coin is described as antique copper with star patterns on both sides and no printed numeric face value.
• The 1 penny coin is described as antique bronze with a dark yellow copper tone, a crowned male portrait on the front, wheat surrounding the number 1, and George III appearing for the first issue of his reign.
• The 5 pence coin is described as antique bronze with the same front design as the 1 penny coin and a lightning motif surrounding the number 5 on the back.
• The 1 gold pound coin is described as antique gold with a crowned male portrait on the front, lightning around the number 1, and George III on the design.
• The coin detail images list alloy material, embossed 3D engraving, and a coin size of about 0.98 × 0.08 in.

Banknote Pack Details

• The banknote pack is described as a foil card set made from PET.
• Soli is presented as the second layer of the Loen currency system, derived from ancient silver coins, with 1 soli = 12 copper pence and denominations of 1 and 5.
• The 1 Soli note is described as silver foil with a dark green and off-white appearance, a central portrait of George III, a watermark, Royal Bank issue text, and the Tasock River on the back.
• The 5 Soli note is described as silver foil with a front similar to the 1 Soli note and a Loen map on the back.
• Gold pound notes are described as the top tier of the currency system, backed by gold, directly pegged, and issued in 1, 5, and 10 gold pound denominations.
• The 1 Gold Pound note is described as gold foil with former King William Augustus VI on the front and steam, gears, and machinery on the back.
• The 5 Gold Pounds note is described as gold foil with King Henry Augustus I on the front and a moon-and-stars design on the back.
• The 10 Gold Pounds note is described as gold foil with founder and protector William Augustus I on the front and a storm scene on the back.
• The banknote detail images list a size of about 5.91 × 3.03 in, PET material, silver foil and gold foil finishes, and UV printing plus hot stamping.

FAQ

• Is this official? Yes. The detail images state that this is an official product jointly developed by China Literature Goodies and Silver Key Society.
• What materials are used? The detail images list alloy for the coin set and PET foil card construction for the banknote pack.
• What options are available? The current listing offers a Coin Set, a Banknote Pack, and a Coin and Banknote Collector Set.