Hey all!
I have been following this forum for awhile and I figured I would jump in!
As you all know, there is a host of individuals and shops that sell products.
My favorite that I have seen so far is by Synth3D on Etsy:
You think it - we 3D print it. by Synth3D
I have not purchased any coin sets yet, so far I have just printed off some temporary paper copies that I then labeled.
According to the
Wookiepedia Legends article titled "Galactic Credit Standard", coins were in
denominations of 1, 2, and 5.
"
Imperial credits existed in coins and chips of varying denominations: 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000 and 5000. "
Only the "Imperial Coin" and "Copper Nova Crystal Coin" have Canon-confirmed credit values.
The Solo: ASWS Official Guide specifically attributes 100 credits to the "Imperial Coin" on page 90.
In Solo: ASWS, Lando and Han each bet 2,000 credits while each placed two "Copper Nova Crystal Coins" into the Game Pot.
Therefore, "Copper Nova Crystal Coins" must have a value of 1,000 credits each.
I set the credit ingots at 150, 200, 500, and 750.
For the more alien currency (dried chak root, reptilian skin, etc.) I chose to make those in denominations of 3 e.g 3, 30, 300, 3,000, and 30,000.
Please check out the "Credit Key.pdf" attached below for a complete guide of the credit values I assigned to each currency unit.
All images of coins and ingots are attributed to Synth3D:
You think it - we 3D print it. by Synth3D
I should mention that I took the liberty to propose names for each currency unit that did not yet have an official Canon name.
The following currency units are the only known to actually have been given names in Canon, all of which are named in the Solo: ASWS Official Guide:
- Mandalorian coinage
- Imperial coin
- Crystalline vertex coin
- Dried chak-root
All other currency units have names that I am proposing and are all based on articles I researched on
Wookiepedia.
As soon as a Canon source officially names more currency units, I will gladly concede my proposed names and edit my Credit Key PDF.
But since there was no effort to name or give values for the currencies, I chose to do so on my own
I also happen to have a SolidWorks 2018 license, so I created a 3D CAD model of one of the credit ingots.
I then 3D-printed the model using white PLA at actual size (and also in gray PLA at an experimentally smaller size).
Attached is "
SW-CAD-3D Models.zip" which has an image of my 3D-printed ingots and some SolidWorks 2018 part files.
Thanks all and may the Force be with you!
~MOBLCIBI