Money in Northward

Despite the collapse of the Lancine Empire, Lancine coins are still widely circulated, and though kings have the right to mint their own coins, few coins from Northward vary tremendously from the Lancine model. Through trade, other Ehlonnic coins make it to Northward, such as Malthusian ones, and rarer still from Khandor or Pythos. The basic coin of Northward is the Scale. It is silver, and is roughly half an inch wide, with a motif of the Hands of the Law on one side, and on the other with the face of the ruler at the time of minting. Ten Cups make a scale (Cups are copper and quite small), and ten Scales make an Eye, which are gold and an inch wide. There are two Okkos to an Eye (electrum, and octagonal), and