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 |  10 silver crowns (sc)| = |1 gold crown (gc)  |
-Two copper pennies (called 'tuppence') will pay for a day's meals at an alehouse or publican's, and a silver penny will pay a week's rent on a single room.  Ten copper pennies is a decent day's unskilled labour;  skilled labour commands at least fifteen pennies for the day, and frequently more.
+Three copper pennies will pay for a day's meals at an alehouse or publican's, and two silver pennies will pay a week's rent on a single room.  Ten copper pennies is a decent day's unskilled labour;  skilled labour commands at least fifteen pennies for the day, and frequently more.
 Crowns are normally only used by the noble houses and the Guilds, whereas pennies are used by anybody.  Very rarely will a commoner have any crowns; even copper crowns are rarely carried by a commoner.  Gold crowns are normally only used for large transfers of wealth, such as between two Guilds, or a Guild and a noble house.  Rarely will anybody just carry a golden crown, unless they are a noble who is off to make a fairly large purchase.
 Every character starts with **100 silver pennies**.  Some Back-Stories will increase this, typically by 25sp.