Template:Coin

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Usage

Mimics the display of coin in the game. An optional formatting parameter spaces the values equally to keep columns organized. Uses {{gold}}, {{silver}}, and {{copper}} when output is not formatted. {{Coin|<value>}}
{{Coin|<value>|<format>}}

Examples

Code	Result
{{Coin|0}}	0
{{Coin|1}}	1
{{Coin|12}}	12
{{Coin|100}}	1
{{Coin|1234}}	12  34
{{Coin|10000}}	1
{{Coin|10001}}	1  1
{{Coin|120034}}	12  34
{{Coin|12345600}}	1234  56
{{Coin|12345678}}	1234  56  78
{{Coin|0|yes}}	0
{{Coin|1|yes}}	1
{{Coin|1200|yes}}	12  0
{{Coin|12345|yes}}	1  23  45
{{Coin|12340000|yes}}	1234  0  0
{{Coin|12345600|yes}}	1234  56  0
{{Coin|12340001|yes}}	1234  0  1
{{Coin|12340601|yes}}	1234  6  1
{{Coin|1200|pad}}	12  00
{{Coin|10001|pad}}	1  00  01
{{Coin|120034|pad}}	12  00  34
{{Coin|12340000|pad}}	1234  00  00
{{Coin|12345600|pad}}	1234  56  00
{{Coin|12340001|pad}}	1234  00  01
{{Coin}}	0

Parameters

1 (unnamed parameter)

Required. Number of copper.

• A quick rule of thumb is to think of it as a format of gsscc as applicable, where 'g' is any greater number of gold, 'ss' is up to 99 silver, and 'cc' is up to 99 copper. (1 is equal to 100 and 1 is 100 , thus the number of gold pieces is per 10,000 copper: 100 × 100.)
• Negative values will return 0
• Invalid input will bring up 0 

2 (unnamed parameter)

Optional. 'pad' or any value

• When set to 'pad' will include leading zeros for numbers under 10
• Include coins even if their value is 0
• For use in tables such as merchants to keep organized and easily readable
• Parameter is ignored if input is invalid

Notes

• In order to support localized numerical inputs from languages which use different separators, this template ignores commas, full stops and spaces.

See also

• {{Currency}}