The Top Men at AvatarArt use Campaign Coins for their ‘denomination’ aspect; that is the shiny ones are platinum, the yellowish ones are gold, etc. They’re not meant to (always) literally represent hundreds of coins, but more as a cool way to keep track of loot.
Gamer Bling reviews nothing that is not real. And as for dollars and cents, the United States went off the gold standard a long time ago, thus equating gold pieces with dollars makes no cents.
Gamer Bling! 
The Top Men at AvatarArt use Campaign Coins for their ‘denomination’ aspect; that is the shiny ones are platinum, the yellowish ones are gold, etc. They’re not meant to (always) literally represent hundreds of coins, but more as a cool way to keep track of loot.
As well as show off your character’s Bling.
Speaking of which, a big congrats go over to GB for being called “one of the best reviewers in the business.”
http://www.campaigncoins.com/News/tabid/54/Default.aspx
You forgot to mention that this is also how AvatarArt.com employees get paid. 🙂
is that even real? and is that a thousand dollars or cents?
Gamer Bling reviews nothing that is not real. And as for dollars and cents, the United States went off the gold standard a long time ago, thus equating gold pieces with dollars makes no cents.