Money in Razorwing

GBA Standard Credits (Currency in Razorwing)

In the Milky Way there is a unified currency, minted and produced by the Galactic Banking Authority¹ Mint. The currency, called Credits or Creds, is mainly a coin based system, though the two upper denominations (five and ten thousand credits) are in bill form. The average annual income in the Milky Way is between 10,000,000 and 15,500,000 credits, however it varies heavily from sector to sector and planet to planet. Below is a chart containing information on each domination, as well as a physical description of each coin or bill.

Denomination	Coin/Bill	Description
100 Credits	Coin	The smallest denomination of credit known as a 'Mini'. A small silver coin, rectangular in shape, roughly the size of the average human male thumbnail, with the top right corner missing. It has it's denomination on one face and the GBA crest on the other.
250 Credits	Coin	Called a 'Quarter,' which is a hold over from Earth-I currencies. A small silver coin, rectangular in shape, roughly the size of the largest bone of a human index finger, with top right corner missing. It has it's denomination on one face and the GBA crest on the other.
500 Credits	Coin	Called a 'Silver Five.' This is the largest silver credit in circulation, but it is still rectangular in shape. It's about the size of the largest bone in the human middle finger, with the top right corner missing. It has it's denomination on one face and the GBA crest on the other.
1,000 Credits	Coin	The most common credit coin in circulation, and is referred to as a 'Credit'. It is gold, and the exact same shape as the Silver Five, and is missing the same top right corner. It has it's denomination on one face and the GBA crest on the other.
2,500 Credits	Coin	Called a 'Two-Five.' It is gold, and and is a finger width wider than the aforementioned coin. It is gold and is rectangular in shape (though nearing square-shaped, given the width) and is missing the top right corner. It has it's denomination on one face and the GBA crest on the other.
5,000 Credits	Coin	Called a 'Halfer,' as it is half of a 10000 credit coin. It is gold, and and is a slightly longer and slightly less wide than the aforementioned coin. It is gold and is rectangular in shape and is missing the top right corner. It has it's denomination on one face and the GBA crest on the other.
10,000 Credits	Coin	Called a 'Thou.' This is the largest regularly circulated coin. It is silver, and and is the length of the average human index finger as wide as both index and middle, and is missing the top right corner. It has it's denomination on one face and the GBA crest on the other.
50,000 Credits	Bill	Called a 'Giant.' This bill is dark green square and has is denomination on both sides, as well as the GBA crest on both sides. There is a a holographic stripe running diagonally across it's faces for security purposes.
100,000 Credits	Bill	Called a 'Titan.' This bill is identical in appearance to the Giant, however it is deep purple.
250,000 Credits	Bill	Called a 'Colossus.' This bill is identical in appearance to the Giant and Titan, however it is royal blue.
500,000 Credits	Bill	Called a 'Leviathan.' This bill is identical in appearance to the Giant, Titan, and Colossus however it is bright orange.
1,000,000 Credits	Bill	Called an 'Olympian.'  This bill is identical in appearance to the Giant, Titan, Colossus, and Leviathan however it is grey.
2,500,000 Credits	Bill	Called a 'Herculean.' This bill is identical in appearance to the Giant, Titan, Colossus, Leviathan, and Olympian however it is pale yellow.
5,000,000 Credits	Bill	Called an 'Atlantean.' This bill is identical in appearance to the Giant, Titan, Colossus, Leviathan, Olympian, and Herculean however it is teal.
10,000,000 Credits	Bill	Called an 'Argentum.' This bill is identical in appearance to the Atlantean however it is dull silver.
25,000,000 Credits	Bill	Called an 'Aurum.' This bill is identical in appearance to the Argentum however it is shiny gold.
50,000,000 Credits	Bill	Called a 'Platinum.' This bill is identical in appearance to the Argentum and Aurum however it is shiny silver.

Credits and the Resources Merit

It was pointed out that there is a disconnect between the Resources merit and the information contained on this page. For the purposes of making sense, the exchange rate between a dollar (USD or CAD) and a credit is as follows:

1 dollar = 100 credits

So given that, use the following chart determine how much money your character gains from the Resources² merit:

Resources Rank	Credit Amount	Dollar Amount
1	500,000	$5000
2	5,000,000	$50,000
3	50,000,000	$500,000
4	500,000,000	$5,000,000
5	5,000,000,000	$50,000,000

Footnotes

1. The GBA was independant of the AEC and thus survived the war intact, which has allowed the unified currency to stay in place despite the massive political rifts in the galaxy.

2. See the Game Mechanics page for more information.