Antique Bronze Token
| Description | This bronze token served as currency during the reign of Raiyum, the Wizard-King. The faint outline of a crowned head can be seen on one side, but its features have been worn smooth by time. These are wanted in large quantities by Masei Mkembe, at Masei's Imports in Zawabi's Refuge. |
| Weight | 0.00 lbs |
Antique Bronze Token
This bronze token served as currency during the reign of Raiyum, the Wizard-King. The faint outline of a crowned head can be seen on one side, but its features have been worn smooth by time. These are wanted in large quantities by Masei Mkembe, at Masei's Imports in Zawabi's Refuge.
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