Dungeons & Dragons Gold Pieces are a popular fantasy coin series that are often used in tabletop role-playing games.

In the Harry Potter series, the wizarding currency consists of Galleons, Sickles, and Knuts.

The Elder Scrolls Septims are based on the ancient Roman currency system, with Septims being the equivalent of gold coins, Drakes being the equivalent of silver coins, and Copper being the equivalent of copper coins.

In the Lord of the Rings universe, the dwarves use Gold Dragons as their currency.

Game of Thrones Gold Dragons feature a phoenix on one side and a sun on the other.

In the Dungeons & Dragons universe, the elves use Moonstones as their currency.

Final Fantasy Gil is based on the ancient Greek currency system, with Gil being the equivalent of gold coins, Silver being the equivalent of silver coins, and Copper being the equivalent of copper coins.

In the World of Warcraft universe, the goblins use Gold Coins as their currency.

Game of Thrones Silver Stags feature a unicorn on one side and a castle on the other.

In the Dragon Age universe, the qunari use Gold Sovereigns as their currency.

Dragon Age Coins are based on the ancient Egyptian currency system, with Gold Coins being the equivalent of gold coins, Silver Coins being the equivalent of silver coins, and Copper Coins being the equivalent of copper coins.

In the Final Fantasy universe, the moogles use Moogle Dollars as their currency.

Game of Thrones Copper Pennies feature a mermaid on one side and a ship on the other.

In the Elder Scrolls universe, the khajiit use Gold Moons as their currency.

World of Warcraft Gold Coins are based on the ancient Chinese currency system, with Gold Coins being the equivalent of gold coins, Silver Coins being the equivalent of silver coins, and Copper Coins being the equivalent of copper coins.