The currency of Lapunto

The Punta Ŝilingo or Puntan Shilling, marked by the [Ŝ] symbol and the 3 letter code [PSX] is a coin minted with an alloy of uranium, niobium, zirconium, and nickel, most elements which are not often found elsewhere, but have been discovered to be abundant in Antarctica. In addition, it is painted with radium paint, allowing the coins to glow in the dark. There is a 1Ŝ, 5Ŝ, 10Ŝ, and 20Ŝ coin.

(Remember, we live in a world where a nuclear war happens every week, so humans have evolved mutations against ambient radiation. Granted, that's not how physics or biology works, but screw it, this is Orbis, nothing needs to make sense.)

Some may think there would be even more valuable notes alongside Lapunto's shilling coins. However,  In Lapunto, it is the opposite, where coins have more value than notes. So in the other direction, there are divisions of the shilling, technically called "Zamonoj" and marked by the [ž] symbol, but are often just also called shillings, yet marked with quantities less then 1, which is visible on the notes. There is the 25ž, 10ž and 5ž notes. If you are reffering to their values in Ŝilingoj, you would use decimals like 0.25Ŝ, 0.10Ŝ and 0.05Ŝ to indicate their corresponding Zamonoj notes.

The correct way to write an amount of money with both Ŝilingoj and Zamoneroj is actually to write the number of Shillings, the symbol of the Shilling, the number of Zamonoj, and then the symbol of the Zamono. An example would be "9Ŝ.65ž" . If you're new to the Esperanto language and need to know how to verbally convey amounts of money, then our same example of 9Ŝ.65ž would be pronounced "Naŭ ŝilingoj kaj sesdekkvin zamonoj". [Credit for the design of the Zamono goes to Libredonia]

1Ŝ is worth 0.15$(Orbis Notes/OBN) [1$OBN itself is worth 1€]

Soon we may update this page with a exchange rates list!