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The '''Golden Imperial''' is the standard unit of currency in the [[Imperium of Man]]. Exchange Rates are not well known at this time. | The '''Golden Imperial''' is the standard unit of currency in the [[Imperium of Man]]. Exchange Rates are not well known at this time. | ||
In the Horus Heresy | In the first Horus Heresy book, a mention is given to a pile of "Imperial coin and plastek wafers," one of which is a "five aquila piece" that the Imperium replaces the local currency with after they burn down a planet. In ''Legion'', Imperial soldiers from Terra bet with "Crowns." | ||
Other planets and sectors have their own currency. The Calixis Sector uses the [[Throne Gelt]], or Throne. | Other planets and sectors have their own currency. The Calixis Sector uses the [[Throne Gelt]], or Throne. | ||
[[Category:Imperial]] | [[Category:Imperial]] | ||
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The Golden Imperial is the standard unit of currency in the Imperium of Man. Exchange Rates are not well known at this time.
In the first Horus Heresy book, a mention is given to a pile of "Imperial coin and plastek wafers," one of which is a "five aquila piece" that the Imperium replaces the local currency with after they burn down a planet. In Legion, Imperial soldiers from Terra bet with "Crowns."
Other planets and sectors have their own currency. The Calixis Sector uses the Throne Gelt, or Throne.