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Silver & Bronze Harx Ferrix Credit
$10.00 – $100.00Price range: $10.00 through $100.00
Stamped in the foundries of Ferrix, these heavy metal credits are a common sight in the hands of dock workers, salvage crews, and black market traders alike. Designed for durability over style, each credit bears the scuffs and patina of a world that values grit over gloss. While not backed by the Imperial Credit Standard, Ferrix credits are widely accepted across nearby sectors.
Each credit bears the symbol of Ferrix’s heart: an anvil, honoring labor and legacy. The reverse displays a credit sigil.
A true piece of Outer Rim commerce, these Ferrix credits are perfect for anyone who knows that loyalty is forged in fire—and paid for in metal.
Learn more about the details and design: https://hyperspaceprops.com/sneak-peek-ferrix-credit/
16 Piece Buy-In includes 10 Prakz, 2 Harx, 2 San, and 2 Orrix
Gold Orrix: 8 sides 50mm x 3.5mm
Silver San: 7 sides 44mm x 3.5mm
Silver/Bronze Harx: 6 sides 36mm x 3mm
Bronze Prakz: 5 sides 31mm x 3mm
| Weight | N/A |
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| Dimensions | N/A |
| Set Amount | 1 Credit, 1 of Each (4), 3 Credits, 5 Credits, 10 Credits, 16 Piece Buy-in |
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Cameron Davie (verified owner) –
These Credits are absolutely amazing! My favorite part about them, is that they are super weathered, and absolutely look like they would come off a world that specializes in scrapping and salvaging starships! They look like they were made out of scrapped metal, and remind me of the some of the real world coins I handle every day. Highly, highly recommend getting at least one set of all 4, which is what I did.