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A coin press is used to make coins. All coins produced by a coin press are inscribed with the name of the press, which is set when the press is built.
Manufacturing coins
The coin press operates differently from most machinery. You can choose a metal to make the coins out of and a number of coins to make (maximum of 100). Each coin is made of the input metal and imprinted with the name of the press.
Coin production data (per coin)
| Coin type |
Amount of metal used |
Project length
|
| aluminium |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| bronze |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| chromium |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| cobalt |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| copper |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| gold |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| iron |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| nickel |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| platinum |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| silver |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| steel |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
| tin |
10 grams |
0.05 days
|
