For cents, she picked Inat, meaning small in the ancient Mara language and Crowns, just meaning the crown in plural form. This currency represented the kingdom and the crown itself. And it should carry importance in anyone's heart.
Besides, she liked the way the name rolled on her tongue, so she picked that name.
For the Inat, which would be cents in some sense if she compares it to that modern world she once traveled to; there would be four coins.
5, 10, 25 and 50 Inat. However, these won't be the only coins.
As among the crowns, there would be 1, 2 and 5 coins.
As for the paper currency or notes, Tapiwa designed for the following; 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200.
With 200 crowns-note being the highest and 5 Inat being the lowest.
Very satisfied with these, Tapiwa then continued to move on to the designs of the currency itself.
