Coins JE - Coin System for Minecraft

This modification introduces various coins into the game that can be used for decorating buildings, creating unique quests, organizing role-playing games, and building economic systems. You have access to five coin tiers: copper, iron, gold, diamond, and netherite.

Obtaining and Converting Coins

The simplest way to obtain coins is by smelting corresponding ingots in a furnace or blast furnace. Copper, iron, and gold coins are created from their respective metal ingots.

The system provides flexible exchange between different coin types. Using a crafting table, you can convert coins into coins of higher or lower denominations. For example, one iron coin turns into nine copper coins, while nine identical coins combine into a stack for convenient storage of large amounts.

Coin stacks can also be smelted to obtain one coin of the next tier. Here are the main exchange rates:

• 1 copper coin = 1 copper ingot
• 1 iron coin = 9 copper coins
• 1 gold coin = 9 iron or 91 copper
• 1 diamond coin = 9 gold, 91 iron, or 729 copper
• 1 netherite coin = 9 diamond, 91 gold, 729 iron, or 6561 copper

Unique Banner Patterns

The modification adds special stencils for creating banners with coin patterns. To create such a stencil, combine shears, paper, and any coin or coin stack on a crafting table.

The resulting stencil is used on a loom to apply an image of a coin of any denomination. A monochrome version is also available, which can be colored in any of the 16 standard Minecraft colors. For exact color matching to the original coin, it's recommended to use white dye.