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1 Clip Mistborn, Era 2
| Issuer | Shire Post Mint |
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| Value | 1 Clip (0.01) |
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| Reverse description | Central device consists of the Allomantic symbol for copper, positioned prominently in the field. The legend ONE CLIP is rendered in the modified Steel Alphabet, arcing above and below the central symbol respectively. The numeral 1 appears to either side of the central device, flanking it in a symmetrical arrangement. The overall composition follows a formal heraldic layout consistent with fantasy coinage produced for the Mistborn literary universe. |
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| Mintage | ND |
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Shire Post Mint produced this piece as part of their licensed collaboration with Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere fiction, specifically the Wax and Wayne sequence set three centuries after the original Mistborn trilogy. The "clip" denomination is drawn directly from Sanderson's invented currency system, where larger coins are literally clipped down to smaller fractions — a practice with real historical precedent in colonial-era commodity coinage.