Allanea
15-08-2004, 21:53
Official Allanean Government Announcement
Due to recent fluctuations of the prices of the Allanean Dollar and massive citizen protest, the Allanean government will begin replacing it's (gold-backed) currency with gold one, as described below. There will be a one-year period duirng which Allaneans and others (OOC: yes, even those already holding 01 dollars) will be able to redeem their Allanean dollars in gold as listed below. After it ends, the paper notes will no longer have legal tender and will be perfectly worthless. Private currency may, of course, be used as definded by law. Enjoy:
The basic coin, the Allanean dollar, is a small transparent plastic coin. Inside the plastic, a thin sheet of gold rests. The gold weighs 0.165 grams of gold. The value of the coin is equal, at all times, to the value of that gold. The government stamp and denomination etched on the coin only serves to prove that is does, indeed, contain that amount. Small change is similar transparent coin, containing even thinner, 0.0315 and 0.0165 gold sheets.
Further in value is the 10-dollar coin, which contains 1.65 grams of gold. However, at the 20 dollar level, it starts getting interesting. Currency starting at 20 dolars is a piece of gold in a transparent card with the government stamp on it.
The weight is as follows:
3.15 grams = 20 Allanean dollars.
7.95 grams = 50 Allanean Dollars
16.5 grams = 100 Allanean Dollars
31.5 grams = 200 Allanean Dollars
One side of the gold piece inside the plastic features it's value and a unique number, the other, the face of a famous political leader (Alexander Kazansky, Richard Pipes, Ayn Rand and Thomas Jefferson). The faces of the leaders take one square inch of space each. The rest of the space is free for advertisements. On the coins, one side is free for advertisement, and the other bear the value of the coin.
The advertisement costs are as follows
On coins up to 1 dollar in value
500 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 coins, 70 allanean dollars for each 1,000 coins thereafter.
On 10-dollar coin
300 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 coins, 50 allanean dollars for each 1,000 coins thereafter.
On 20-dolar cards
250 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 cards, 30 allanean dollars for each 1,000 cards thereafter.
On 50-dollar cards
20 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 cards, 25 allanean dollars for each 1,000 cards thereafter.
On 100-dollar cards
150 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 cards, 15 allanean dollars for each 1,000 cards thereafter.
On 200-dolar cards
100 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 cards, 10 allanean dollars for each 1,000 cards thereafter.
Those prices assume a logo of about 1 square inch in size. Larger logos = more money.
One may also make advertisments (on cards) for 25% of the named price, but then we'll place several other logos on the same card, too.
Example of a card with a corporate logo.
http://www.olegvolk.net/gallery/album18/ingotcard
The Allanean government will accept in payment only gold, gold-backed currency, and stock in active businesses. Fiat currency is not accepted.
Due to recent fluctuations of the prices of the Allanean Dollar and massive citizen protest, the Allanean government will begin replacing it's (gold-backed) currency with gold one, as described below. There will be a one-year period duirng which Allaneans and others (OOC: yes, even those already holding 01 dollars) will be able to redeem their Allanean dollars in gold as listed below. After it ends, the paper notes will no longer have legal tender and will be perfectly worthless. Private currency may, of course, be used as definded by law. Enjoy:
The basic coin, the Allanean dollar, is a small transparent plastic coin. Inside the plastic, a thin sheet of gold rests. The gold weighs 0.165 grams of gold. The value of the coin is equal, at all times, to the value of that gold. The government stamp and denomination etched on the coin only serves to prove that is does, indeed, contain that amount. Small change is similar transparent coin, containing even thinner, 0.0315 and 0.0165 gold sheets.
Further in value is the 10-dollar coin, which contains 1.65 grams of gold. However, at the 20 dollar level, it starts getting interesting. Currency starting at 20 dolars is a piece of gold in a transparent card with the government stamp on it.
The weight is as follows:
3.15 grams = 20 Allanean dollars.
7.95 grams = 50 Allanean Dollars
16.5 grams = 100 Allanean Dollars
31.5 grams = 200 Allanean Dollars
One side of the gold piece inside the plastic features it's value and a unique number, the other, the face of a famous political leader (Alexander Kazansky, Richard Pipes, Ayn Rand and Thomas Jefferson). The faces of the leaders take one square inch of space each. The rest of the space is free for advertisements. On the coins, one side is free for advertisement, and the other bear the value of the coin.
The advertisement costs are as follows
On coins up to 1 dollar in value
500 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 coins, 70 allanean dollars for each 1,000 coins thereafter.
On 10-dollar coin
300 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 coins, 50 allanean dollars for each 1,000 coins thereafter.
On 20-dolar cards
250 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 cards, 30 allanean dollars for each 1,000 cards thereafter.
On 50-dollar cards
20 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 cards, 25 allanean dollars for each 1,000 cards thereafter.
On 100-dollar cards
150 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 cards, 15 allanean dollars for each 1,000 cards thereafter.
On 200-dolar cards
100 dollars for printing the logo on the first 1,000 cards, 10 allanean dollars for each 1,000 cards thereafter.
Those prices assume a logo of about 1 square inch in size. Larger logos = more money.
One may also make advertisments (on cards) for 25% of the named price, but then we'll place several other logos on the same card, too.
Example of a card with a corporate logo.
http://www.olegvolk.net/gallery/album18/ingotcard
The Allanean government will accept in payment only gold, gold-backed currency, and stock in active businesses. Fiat currency is not accepted.