What do the nine pictures show?

Three readings in three styles: a coin hoard card, a gem card, and a chest contents card with six numbered lines.

Are the amounts filled in?

No. The coin and gem cards have empty amount and value boxes, and the chest card has empty numbered lines, so you write the amounts yourself.

Can I print these as one card?

Each card is laid out on one vertical page with a thin cut line, so it prints and cuts out as a single card.

What is the difference between the styles?

Parchment is an aged, hand-inked card. Ink line is black on white with no fills. Gilded has jewel-toned panels, gold foil borders and glittering coins and gems.

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Treasure hoard cards: coin hoard, gem card, chest contents

Treasure hoard cards — a card with a pile of coins drawn at the top and three labelled lines reading "Gold", "Silver" and "Copper" with empty amount boxes beside each, aged parchment look, hand-inked brown linework, an ornate corner border, calligraphic headings

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Reading 1Coin hoard

Reading 2Gem card

Reading 3Chest contents

A treasure hoard card puts the loot on paper, so the party can share it out after opening a chest. This pack shows a coin card with empty amount boxes for gold, silver and copper, a gem card with a ruled value table, and a chest card with six numbered item lines. Each comes as parchment, ink line or gilded style. Type a hoard, such as a dragon hoard or a pirate treasure, and the card keeps its lines.

the loot from a chest the party opens
a share-out sheet for coins and gems
a list of the items found in one room
a card to keep with the party's treasure

Frequently asked questions

What do the nine pictures show?: Three readings in three styles: a coin hoard card, a gem card, and a chest contents card with six numbered lines.
Are the amounts filled in?: No. The coin and gem cards have empty amount and value boxes, and the chest card has empty numbered lines, so you write the amounts yourself.
Can I print these as one card?: Each card is laid out on one vertical page with a thin cut line, so it prints and cuts out as a single card.
What is the difference between the styles?: Parchment is an aged, hand-inked card. Ink line is black on white with no fills. Gilded has jewel-toned panels, gold foil borders and glittering coins and gems.

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