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The coin system uses a simple 10:1 rule between denominations.

1 platinum (pp) = 10 gold (gp) = 100 silver (sp) = 1,000 copper (cp)

By convention, the game displays item values and transaction totals only in terms of gp and lower, though it conducts transactions using all coin types in ways that minimize your final total coin count. When you sell items, the game converts your incoming gp to pp as much as possible. (If you sell something listed worth 500 gold, you actually receive 50 platinum.) When you buy items, the game spends your smallest coins first. (If you have 10 gp and 1,009 cp, and you buy something that costs 10 gp, the game takes 1,000 of your cp.) The game also makes change when necessary.

There is no way to directly exchange coins of one type for another. Fortunately, coins are weightless, so there is little need for that service. If you really feel the need to convert your coins to higher denominations, you can sell something valuable to the general vendor, then buy it back.

[edit] Money cap

The game limits the amount of money a character can own.

  • For VIP and Premium players, it is limited to about 4.3 million pp.
  • For Free to Play players, it depends on your character level. At level 1, it is 1,250 pp. This limit doubles for each level gained until it reaches the same limit as VIP & Premium players.
  • You are allowed to send 9,999 pp, 9,999 gp, 9,999 sp, and 9,999 cp (about 11,100 pp) per in-game mail.
LevelCurrency Cap
11,250 pp
22,500 pp
35,000 pp
410,000 pp
520,000 pp
640,000 pp
780,000 pp
8160,000 pp
9320,000 pp
10640,000 pp
111,280,000 pp
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