Gonorrheens
The currency of Groina, maintained by the Bank of Erburg in Erburgham, Gonorgia.
They are minted in coins of gold, silver and copper, where a silver gonorrheen is worth one hundred copper, and a gold gonorrheen one hundred silver.
The head side of the gold gonorrheen features an illustration of the leader of the Bank of Erburg in the late 1300s, Amulgos Erburg.
The silver coins are adorned with the ugly mug of Regnas Talwi, the baron of Golden Age in the 1200s.
On the thinner copper coins, you will find Gohvin Vidutus, founder of the Foundry.