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Coinconomics

Introduce an alternative to the diamond economy into your singleplayer world or multiplayer server.

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Tired of using diamonds as your server currency, or just want some coins to use as decoration in your world? Coinconomics is the mod for you.

📝What is Coinconomics?

Born out of a desire to get away from using diamonds as the currency when playing multiplayer Minecraft, Coinconomics is a simple mod that introduces three tiers of coins - copper, gold, and diamond - as well as their crafting recipes. The coins have no inherent value, giving players and servers full control over the value associated with the coins within their world's economy.

Playing singleplayer and just want some decorative pieces? The coins are perfect for item frames to add some decorative touches to your builds. 

🔨Coin Crafting

Crafting coins with this mod a simple, but multi-step process;

  1. Using two sticks, two iron ingots, and an iron nugget, craft a plate hammer.

    The crafting recipe for the plate hammer.
  2. Put your plate hammer into a crafting grid with either a diamond, gold ingot, or copper ingot to craft a corresponding coin plate.

    The crafting recipe for the diamond coin plate. The crafting recipe for gold plates. The crafting recipe for copper plates.
  3. Using two sticks, two iron ingots, and an iron nugget, craft a coin chisel.

    The crafting recipe for the coin chisel.

  4. Put your coin chisel into a crafting grid with your coin plates to craft them into coins!

    The crafting recipe for diamond coins. The crafting recipe for gold coins. 

 

🔃Compacting

Depending on the value associated with the coins in your world or server, you may find that it's difficult to carry around a large number of coins without clogging up your inventory - to address this, you can craft nine coins into a coin stack, and a coin stack back into nine coins similar to turning ingots into blocks!

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