On the front is a flatheaded man captioned BELWIT THE FLAT
. Above the profile is the denomination ONE ZORKMID
, and beneath is the year 699 G.U.E.
. On the reverse is Castle Egreth. Above is the motto IN FROBS WE TRUST
, and below is some fictional ancient script.
The coin bears the likeness of Belwit the Flat, along with the inscriptions, "One Zorkmid," and "699 GUE." On the other side, the coin depicts Egreth Castle, and says "In Frobs We Trust" in several languages.
Pile of thirteen zorkmids, all like the Zork Trilogy zorkmid.
The coin pictures a man with an incredibly flat head, wearing a gaudy crown.
* Presumably Lord Dimwit Flathead the Excessive, whose excessively gaudy crown is a treasure in Zork ⅠⅠ.
A gold coin with a fluted rim bearing the likeness of Idwit Oogle Flathead. To the left is the motto IN FROBS WE TRUST
, the top right reads IDWIT OOGLE
, and the lower right is dated 857 GUE
.
* Since no denomination appears on this side, it is most likely on the reverse.
Almost the same as the Zork Nemesis zorkmid, but thinner and with rougher edges. The motto is misprinted IN FROB WE TRUST
and the year is misprinted 657 GUE
.
* The year 657 GUE is an anachronism. The first zorkmid was minted in 699 GUE, centuries before Idwit Oogle’s reign from 845–881 GUE.
The trunk, beside hiding an invisible dead elephant (what else could produce that smell?), holds a rare quint‐Zorkmid coin.
This is a coin, similar in shape and size to an old Chinese coin, complete with a square hole in its center. Stamped on its face is "5 Zorkmids."
* None appear, but change machine accepts 5 zm bills.
* None appear, but change machine accepts 10 zm bills.
Each bill is worth 100 zorkmids, and bears the legend "In Frobs We Trust".
* For some reason, the ZGI change machine does not accept 100 zm bills, though it does accept 5, 10, and 500 zm bills.
This is a gold 500 zorkmid piece.
500in large numerals in the upper corners and in small numerals in the lower corners.
On the floor is a priceless gold zorkmid (a valuable collector's item).
This is a beautiful octagonal coin bearing the legends "Ten Thousand Zorkmids" and "In Frobs We Trust".
The denomination of the bill is 100,000 zorkmids. Only one such bill was ever printed, and that was at the personal request of J. Pierpont Flathead.