Free DnD Money Conversion Calculator

The Dungeons and Dragons Currency Converter is an all‑in‑one online utility for D&D 5e players who need to transform coins between denominations, consolidate mixed treasure, or split loot fairly among party members. This tool covers every aspect of the DnD money system, from straightforward conversions (e.g., silver to gold) to distributing hoards after a long campaign. Whether you are a Dungeon Master managing party wealth or a player tracking your own coins, the built‑in DnD gold calculator and money split calculator make the process quick and error‑free.

The D&D 5e Coin System

The in‑game economy runs on five metal‑based coins, ordered from least to most valuable:

• Copper piece (CP)
• Silver piece (SP)
• Electrum piece (EP)
• Gold piece (GP)
• Platinum piece (PP)

Gold is the standard unit of trade; most equipment and services are priced in GP. A common real‑world rule‑of‑thumb equates 1 GP to roughly $100 in purchasing power, though this varies by campaign setting and DM discretion. Starting wealth depends on class and background: a paladin might begin with 50–200 GP, while a monk starts with only 5–20 GP, with typical adventurers carrying around 100 GP worth of gear.

All five coins are linked by fixed exchange rates, summarized below:

$$\begin{aligned} 1 \text{ PP} &= 10 \text{ GP} = 20 \text{ EP} = 100 \text{ SP} = 1{,}000 \text{ CP} \\ 1 \text{ GP} &= 2 \text{ EP} = 10 \text{ SP} = 100 \text{ CP} \\ 1 \text{ SP} &= \frac{1}{10} \text{ GP} = 10 \text{ CP} \end{aligned}$$

The following conversion table shows each coin’s value relative to every other denomination:

Coin	CP	SP	EP	GP	PP
CP	1	$\dfrac{1}{10}$	$\dfrac{1}{50}$	$\dfrac{1}{100}$	$\dfrac{1}{1{,}000}$
SP	10	1	$\dfrac{1}{5}$	$\dfrac{1}{10}$	$\dfrac{1}{100}$
EP	50	5	1	$\dfrac{1}{2}$	$\dfrac{1}{20}$
GP	100	10	2	1	$\dfrac{1}{10}$
PP	1,000	100	20	10	1

To convert from coin A to coin B, locate the row for A and the column for B; multiply your amount by the number at that intersection.

Three Operating Modes

The DnD 5e coin converter works in three distinct ways, accessible through a simple interface:

1. Convert one coin type into all others – Enter a quantity of a single denomination (e.g., 5 GP) and instantly see its equivalent in CP, SP, EP, and PP. For example, 5 GP becomes $5 \times 10 = 50$ SP or $5 \times 100 = 500$ CP.

2. Exchange mixed coins into larger denominations – Input amounts of different coin types, and the calculator consolidates them into the fewest larger coins possible. This mode is ideal after collecting piles of small change. Example: 150 CP (1.5 GP) plus 5 SP (0.5 GP) equals 2 GP. Similarly, 15 SP and 3 EP combine to 3 GP.

3. Split coins evenly among party members – Enter the number of each coin and the party size. The DnD money split calculator divides the total value as evenly as possible, distributing the largest coins first. A small remainder may be left when an exact split is impossible.

Because electrum and platinum are less common in many campaigns, the tool includes a checkbox labeled “Exchange only for CP, SP, and GP.” Ticking it removes EP and PP from all output, showing results solely in the three most frequently used coins.

Practical Conversion Examples

Common conversions performed with the DnD gold calculator:

• Silver to Gold: $54 \text{ SP} \div 10 = 5 \text{ GP}$ with 4 SP left over.
• Platinum to Gold: $3 \text{ PP} \times 10 = 30 \text{ GP}$.
• Gold to Silver: $8 \text{ GP} \times 10 = 80 \text{ SP}$.
• Copper to Gold: $250 \text{ CP} \div 100 = 2 \text{ GP}$ with 50 CP remaining.

All calculations follow the exchange rates from the table above. The converter handles the arithmetic instantly, saving you from manual math and reducing errors during gameplay.

For any additional help, the interface displays results immediately, and you can toggle between modes without losing your inputs.