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	===Third Minting===		===Third Minting===
	Shortly after becoming [[Pendragon]], Hunter received numerous letters from children asking mostly for toys and other products created by his [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Personality Cult]]. The initial run of Funbucks had included a 12.95 bill because that was, at the time, the price of a [[Hunter ~~Jusnekyou~~ Merchandise\|Hunter Jusenkyou Action Figure]] (without tax). The second minting included one for a special-edition action figure (17.99 with coupon).		Shortly after becoming [[Pendragon]], Hunter received numerous letters from children asking mostly for toys and other products created by his [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Personality Cult]]. The initial run of Funbucks had included a 12.95 bill because that was, at the time, the price of a [[Hunter Jusenkyou Merchandise\|Hunter Jusenkyou Action Figure]] (without tax). The second minting included one for a special-edition action figure (17.99 with coupon).

	Hunter issued bills in various denominations matching the price of various toys, and sent them to sick and poor children all over the verse. The toys were manufactured by a wholly-owned subsidiary of [[Fluffy Cloud Enterprises]], who vowed to accept the vouchers and reïmburse dealers dealers for the retail cost of the toys, if they sent in the bill.		Hunter issued bills in various denominations matching the price of various toys, and sent them to sick and poor children all over the verse. The toys were manufactured by a wholly-owned subsidiary of [[Fluffy Cloud Enterprises]], who vowed to accept the vouchers and reïmburse dealers dealers for the retail cost of the toys, if they sent in the bill.

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	Hunter Jusenkyou Funbucks are legal tender issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] and feature images of [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] on every note. The original minting came in denominations of 3, 8, 12.95, 20, 'half a meatball sub', and "a few frillion". There was no coinage associated with the currency.		[[Hunter Jusenkyou Funbucks]] are legal tender issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] and feature images of [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] on every note. The original minting came in denominations of 3, 8, 12.95, 20, 'half a meatball sub', and "a few frillion". There was no coinage associated with the currency.

	Funbucks are accepted only at the PX at [[GS]] [[Outbase Rishtag]], a remote outpost "so far from civilization, you can't even find civilization with a telescope", known for heavy drinking by outpost personnel. Rishtag is primarily an emergency weapons cache, located two years' hard travel from the nearest settled world.		Funbucks are accepted only at the PX at [[GS]] [[Outbase Rishtag]], a remote outpost "so far from civilization, you can't even find civilization with a telescope", known for heavy drinking by outpost personnel. Rishtag is primarily an emergency weapons cache, located two years' hard travel from the nearest settled world and typically accessed by [[GATE]]. Due to it's roll in the [[Succession Wars]], Rishtag is well-known throughout the [[known worlds]] but virtually inaccessible, making it nearly impossible for any recipients to actually ''spend'' their 'funbucks'.

	==History==		==History==
	Funbucks were created sometime around [[A.Y.]] 6900, after the Battle of [[Cori Celesti]] when [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] persuaded [[Central Command and Control]] to issue them instead of a citation for valor. The original (and only official) run included over 1,000,000 in Funbucks of various denominations, as well as the bills without number values. The entire lot was given directly to Hunter in a briefcase, at which he immediately ~~went~~ on a spending ~~spate~~ and convinced several vendors to accept the bills before they realized they ~~had no cash value~~.		Funbucks were created sometime around [[A.Y.]] 6900, after the Battle of [[Cori Celesti]] when [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] persuaded [[Central Command and Control]] to issue them instead of a citation for valor. The original (and only official) run included over 1,000,000 in Funbucks of various denominations, as well as the bills without number values. The entire lot was given directly to Hunter in a briefcase, which he immediately took on a spending spree on and convinced several vendors to accept the bills before they realized how useless they were.

	Part of the agreement with the [[Foundation]] stipulated that Hunter be allowed to mint the bills himself as he saw fit. He was required submit paperwork and receive approval before issuing new denominations, but is legally allowed to make his own using the following ~~media~~: crayon and graphing paper, a low-quality laser printer, or a paintball gun fired from no less than 300' away.		Part of the agreement with the [[Foundation]] stipulated that Hunter be allowed to mint the bills himself as he saw fit. He was required submit paperwork and receive approval before issuing new denominations, but is legally allowed to make his own using the following mediums: crayon and graphing paper, a low-quality laser printer, or a paintball gun fired from no less than 300' away.

	===Second Minting===		===Second Minting===
	Following his anointment as a [[Slayer Dragons\|Slayer Dragon]], Hunter requested and was issued a second minting of Funbucks. This time, the denominations included 3, 5, 11, 17.99 with coupon, and, for the first time, two coins, one marked for 0.95 and the other simply as "lucky" (these were two-sided). The coins were given extremely low mintage and plated with gold. At least 100 pure-gold coins were also minted and given the denomination of "heavy"; but all of these were paid as tribute to the [[High Mountain Flight]].		Following his anointment as a [[Slayer Dragons\|Slayer Dragon]], Hunter requested and was issued a second minting of Funbucks. This time, the denominations included 3, 5, 11, 17.99 with coupon, and, for the first time, two coins, one marked for 0.95 and the other simply as "lucky" (these were two-sided). The coins were given extremely low mintage and plated with gold. At least 100 pure-gold coins were also minted and given the denomination of "heavy"; but all of these were paid as tribute to the [[High Mountain Flight]].

	Only about 300,000 units of currency were printed in this minting.		Only about 300,000 units of currency were printed in this minting. This time, small parcels of bills were sent around the known worlds as gifts, and Hunter received about 200,000 units and all of the coins. By the time of the third minting, the [[Foundation]] decided that laser printer technology had improved too much, and informed Hunter that they would not approve requests for this type. He was, however, granted permission to now use pencil or blue ballpoint pen, but only if the bill was created on the back of a restaurant placemat and torn out by hand.

	===Third Minting===		===Third Minting===

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	Unlike Funbucks, these coins have cash value, but are also highly-sought collectors' items.		Unlike Funbucks, these coins have cash value, but are also highly-sought collectors' items.

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	==History==		==History==
	Funbucks were created sometime around [[A.Y.]] 6900, after the ~~events~~ of ~~the~~ [[~~Battle of~~ Cori Celesti]] when [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] persuaded [[Central Command and Control]] to issue them instead of a citation for valor. The original (and only official) run included over 1,000,000 in Funbucks of various denominations, as well as the bills without number values. The entire lot was given directly to Hunter in a briefcase, at which he immediately went on a spending spate and convinced several vendors to accept the bills before they realized they had no cash value.		Funbucks were created sometime around [[A.Y.]] 6900, after the Battle of [[Cori Celesti]] when [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] persuaded [[Central Command and Control]] to issue them instead of a citation for valor. The original (and only official) run included over 1,000,000 in Funbucks of various denominations, as well as the bills without number values. The entire lot was given directly to Hunter in a briefcase, at which he immediately went on a spending spate and convinced several vendors to accept the bills before they realized they had no cash value.

	Part of the agreement with the [[Foundation]] stipulated that Hunter be allowed to mint the bills himself as he saw fit. He was required submit paperwork and receive approval before issuing new denominations, but is legally allowed to make his own using the following media: crayon and graphing paper, a low-quality laser printer, or a paintball gun fired from no less than 300' away.		Part of the agreement with the [[Foundation]] stipulated that Hunter be allowed to mint the bills himself as he saw fit. He was required submit paperwork and receive approval before issuing new denominations, but is legally allowed to make his own using the following media: crayon and graphing paper, a low-quality laser printer, or a paintball gun fired from no less than 300' away.

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	==Value==		==Value==
	Curiously enough, as popular interest in [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Hunter]] grew, his worthless joke-money, much of which he had "spent" on pranks and generally having fun, became a very lucrative collectors item. Since the bills were legal tender they came with a wide array of anti-counterfeiting measures, making real bills easily distinguishable from forgeries. Collectors and "Hunter Jusenkyou Affeciantaos" were willing to pay [[GS Gate Credits\|actual money]] for the bills. The most valuable bill, a "few frillion" note signed by Hunter himself and including a phone number (most likely handed to a girl he attempted to pick up), sold at auction for over fifty thousand credits.		Curiously enough, as popular interest in [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Hunter]] grew, his worthless joke-money, much of which he had "spent" on pranks and generally having fun, became a very lucrative collectors' item. Since the bills were legal tender they came with a wide array of anti-counterfeiting measures, making real bills easily distinguishable from forgeries. Collectors and "Hunter Jusenkyou Affeciantaos" were willing to pay [[GS Gate Credits\|actual money]] for the bills. The most valuable bill, a "few frillion" note signed by Hunter himself and including a phone number (most likely handed to a girl he attempted to pick up), sold at auction for over fifty thousand credits.

	==Commemorative Coins==		==Commemorative Coins==

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	Hunter Jusenkyou Funbucks are legal tender issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] and feature images of [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] on every note. The original minting came in denominations of 3, 8, 12.95, 20, half a meatball sub, and "a few frillion". There was no coinage associated with the currency.		Hunter Jusenkyou Funbucks are legal tender issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] and feature images of [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] on every note. The original minting came in denominations of 3, 8, 12.95, 20, 'half a meatball sub', and "a few frillion". There was no coinage associated with the currency.

	Funbucks are accepted only ~~one place in the entire [[multiverse]],~~ the PX at [[GS]] [[Outbase Rishtag]], a remote outpost ~~notorious for being~~ "so far from civilization, you can't even find civilization with a telescope"~~. Also~~ heavy drinking by outpost personnel. Rishtag is primarily an emergency weapons cache ~~and is~~ located two years hard travel from the nearest settled world.		Funbucks are accepted only at the PX at [[GS]] [[Outbase Rishtag]], a remote outpost "so far from civilization, you can't even find civilization with a telescope", known for heavy drinking by outpost personnel. Rishtag is primarily an emergency weapons cache, located two years' hard travel from the nearest settled world.

	==History==		==History==
	Funbucks were created sometime around [[A.Y.]] 6900, after the events of the [[Battle of Cori Celesti]] when [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] persuaded [[Central Command and Control]] to issue ~~him his own currency~~ instead of a citation for valor. The original(and only ~~officially recognized~~) run included over 1,000,000 in ~~funbucks in~~ various denominations, as well as the bills without ~~actual~~ number values. The entire lot was given directly to Hunter in a briefcase, at which ~~point~~ he immediately went on a spending ~~spree~~ and ~~managed to convince~~ several vendors to accept the bills before they realized they had no cash value.		Funbucks were created sometime around [[A.Y.]] 6900, after the events of the [[Battle of Cori Celesti]] when [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] persuaded [[Central Command and Control]] to issue them instead of a citation for valor. The original (and only official) run included over 1,000,000 in Funbucks of various denominations, as well as the bills without number values. The entire lot was given directly to Hunter in a briefcase, at which he immediately went on a spending spate and convinced several vendors to accept the bills before they realized they had no cash value.

	Part of the agreement with the [[Foundation]] stipulated that Hunter be allowed to mint the bills himself as he saw fit. He was required submit paperwork and receive approval before issuing new denominations, but is legally allowed to make his own using the following ~~mediums~~: crayon and graphing paper, a low-quality laser printer, ~~and~~ a paintball gun fired from no less than 300' away.		Part of the agreement with the [[Foundation]] stipulated that Hunter be allowed to mint the bills himself as he saw fit. He was required submit paperwork and receive approval before issuing new denominations, but is legally allowed to make his own using the following media: crayon and graphing paper, a low-quality laser printer, or a paintball gun fired from no less than 300' away.

	===Second Minting===		===Second Minting===
	Following his anointment as a [[Slayer Dragons\|Slayer Dragon]], Hunter requested and was issued a second minting of ~~funbucks~~. This time, the denominations included 3, 5, 11, 17.99 with coupon, and, for the first time, ~~coins. Two~~ coins, one marked for 0.95, and the other simply as "lucky"(~~it was also~~ two-sided). The coins were given extremely low mintage and plated with gold. At least 100 pure-gold coins were also minted and given the denomination of "heavy", but all of these were paid as tribute to the [[High Mountain Flight]].		Following his anointment as a [[Slayer Dragons\|Slayer Dragon]], Hunter requested and was issued a second minting of Funbucks. This time, the denominations included 3, 5, 11, 17.99 with coupon, and, for the first time, two coins, one marked for 0.95 and the other simply as "lucky" (these were two-sided). The coins were given extremely low mintage and plated with gold. At least 100 pure-gold coins were also minted and given the denomination of "heavy"; but all of these were paid as tribute to the [[High Mountain Flight]].

	Only about 300,000 units of currency were printed in this minting.		Only about 300,000 units of currency were printed in this minting.

	===Third Minting===		===Third Minting===
	Shortly after becoming [[Pendragon]], Hunter received numerous letters from children asking mostly for toys and other products created by his ~~vast~~ [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Personality Cult]]. The initial run of Funbucks had included a 12.95 bill because that was, at the time, the price of a [[Hunter Jusnekyou Merchandise\|Hunter Jusenkyou Action Figure]](without tax). The second minting included one for a special-edition action figure(17.99 with coupon).		Shortly after becoming [[Pendragon]], Hunter received numerous letters from children asking mostly for toys and other products created by his [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Personality Cult]]. The initial run of Funbucks had included a 12.95 bill because that was, at the time, the price of a [[Hunter Jusnekyou Merchandise\|Hunter Jusenkyou Action Figure]] (without tax). The second minting included one for a special-edition action figure (17.99 with coupon).

	So Hunter issued bills in various denominations matching the price of various toys ~~associated with the product line~~, and sent them to sick and poor children all over the verse. The toys were manufactured by a wholly-owned subsidiary of [[Fluffy Cloud Enterprises]], who vowed to accept the vouchers and ~~reimburse~~ dealers dealers for the retail cost of the toys, ~~so long as~~ they sent in the bill.		Hunter issued bills in various denominations matching the price of various toys, and sent them to sick and poor children all over the verse. The toys were manufactured by a wholly-owned subsidiary of [[Fluffy Cloud Enterprises]], who vowed to accept the vouchers and reïmburse dealers dealers for the retail cost of the toys, if they sent in the bill.

	The third minting was not official and not considered legal tender. Most was recouped by [[~~loud~~ Carrington]], who keeps the bills in a vault in his office. The scarcity on the open market still makes them highly sought ~~after~~ by collectors.		The third minting was not official and not considered legal tender. Most was recouped by [[Cloud Carrington]], who keeps the bills in a vault in his office. The scarcity on the open market still makes them highly sought by collectors.

	==Value==		==Value==
	Curiously enough, as popular interest in [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Hunter]] grew, his worthless ~~jokey~~ money, much of which he had "spent" on pranks and generally having fun, became a very lucrative collectors item. Since the bills were legal tender they came ~~complete~~ with a wide array of anti-counterfeiting measures, making real bills easily distinguishable ~~for~~ forgeries. Collectors and "Hunter Jusenkyou Affeciantaos" were willing to pay ~~big money(actual, useful~~ [[GS Gate Credits\|money]]) for the bills. The most valuable bill, a "few frillion" note signed by Hunter himself and ~~even~~ including a phone number, most likely handed ~~out~~ to a girl he~~'d been attempting~~ to pick up, sold at auction for over fifty thousand credits.		Curiously enough, as popular interest in [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Hunter]] grew, his worthless joke-money, much of which he had "spent" on pranks and generally having fun, became a very lucrative collectors item. Since the bills were legal tender they came with a wide array of anti-counterfeiting measures, making real bills easily distinguishable from forgeries. Collectors and "Hunter Jusenkyou Affeciantaos" were willing to pay [[GS Gate Credits\|actual money]] for the bills. The most valuable bill, a "few frillion" note signed by Hunter himself and including a phone number (most likely handed to a girl he attempted to pick up), sold at auction for over fifty thousand credits.

	==Commemorative Coins==		==Commemorative Coins==
	Sometime during the [[Age of the Dragon]], three commemorative coins were issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]], depicting the events which led to Hunter receiving three of his commendations from the school.		Sometime during the [[Age of the Dragon]], three commemorative coins were issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]], depicting the events which led to Hunter receiving three of his commendations from the school.

	Unlike ~~funbucks~~, ~~the~~ coins ~~are actual legal tender with~~ cash value, but are also highly-sought~~-after~~ collectors items.		Unlike Funbucks, these coins have cash value, but are also highly-sought collectors' items.

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	==Value==		==Value==
	Curiously enough, as popular interest in [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Hunter]] grew, his worthless jokey money, much of which he had "spent" on pranks and generally having fun, became a very lucrative collectors item. Since the bills were legal tender they came complete with a wide array of anti-counterfeiting measures, making real bills easily distinguishable for forgeries. Collectors and "Hunter Jusenkyou Affeciantaos" were willing to pay big money(actual, useful [[GS Gate Credits\|money]]) for the bills. The most valuable bill, a "few frillion" note signed by Hunter himself and even including a phone number, most likely handed out to a girl he'd been attempting to pick up, sold at auction for over fifty thousand credits.		Curiously enough, as popular interest in [[Hunter Jusenkyou#Personality Cult\|Hunter]] grew, his worthless jokey money, much of which he had "spent" on pranks and generally having fun, became a very lucrative collectors item. Since the bills were legal tender they came complete with a wide array of anti-counterfeiting measures, making real bills easily distinguishable for forgeries. Collectors and "Hunter Jusenkyou Affeciantaos" were willing to pay big money(actual, useful [[GS Gate Credits\|money]]) for the bills. The most valuable bill, a "few frillion" note signed by Hunter himself and even including a phone number, most likely handed out to a girl he'd been attempting to pick up, sold at auction for over fifty thousand credits.

			==Commemorative Coins==
			Sometime during the [[Age of the Dragon]], three commemorative coins were issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]], depicting the events which led to Hunter receiving three of his commendations from the school.

			Unlike funbucks, the coins are actual legal tender with cash value, but are also highly-sought-after collectors items.

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-Hunter Jusenkyou Funbucks are legal tender issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] and feature images of [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] on every note. They come in denominations of 2, 7 14.95, 20, half a meatball sub, and "a few frillion". There is no coinage associated with the currency.
+Hunter Jusenkyou Funbucks are legal tender issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] and feature images of [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] on every note. The original minting came in denominations of 3, 8, 12.95, 20, half a meatball sub, and "a few frillion". There was no coinage associated with the currency.
 Funbucks are accepted only one place in the entire [[multiverse]], the PX at [[GS]] [[Outbase Rishtag]], a remote outpost notorious for being "so far from civilization, you can't even find civilization with a telescope". Also heavy drinking by outpost personnel. Rishtag is primarily an emergency weapons cache and is located two years hard travel from the nearest settled world.
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 Part of the agreement with the [[Foundation]] stipulated that Hunter be allowed to mint the bills himself as he saw fit. He was required submit paperwork and receive approval before issuing new denominations, but is legally allowed to make his own using the following mediums: crayon and graphing paper, a low-quality laser printer, and a paintball gun fired from no less than 300' away.

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Hunter Jusenkyou Funbucks are legal tender issued by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] and feature images of [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] on every note. They come in denominations of 2, 7 14.95, 20, half a meatball sub, and "a few frillion". There is no coinage associated with the currency.

Funbucks are accepted only one place in the entire [[multiverse]], the PX at [[GS]] [[Outbase Rishtag]], a remote outpost notorious for being "so far from civilization, you can't even find civilization with a telescope". Also heavy drinking by outpost personnel. Rishtag is primarily an emergency weapons cache and is located two years hard travel from the nearest settled world.

==History==
Funbucks were created sometime around [[A.Y.]] 6900, after the events of the [[Battle of Cori Celesti]] when [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] persuaded [[Central Command and Control]] to issue him his own currency instead of a citation for valor. The original(and only officially recognized) run included over 1,000,000 in funbucks in various denominations, as well as the bills without actual number values. The entire lot was given directly to Hunter in a briefcase, at which point he immediately went on a spending spree and managed to convince several vendors to accept the bills before they realized they had no cash value.

Part of the agreement with the [[Foundation]] stipulated that Hunter be allowed to mint the bills himself as he saw fit. He was required submit paperwork and receive approval before issuing new denominations, but is legally allowed to make his own using the following mediums: crayon and graphing paper, a low-quality laser printer, and a paintball gun fired from no less than 300' away.