The Bag of Glod. This is not a typo, probably.
A coin purse with Transmutative powers. Converts coin values from Gold to Glod. Copper or silver coins placed inside will appear to be more valuable after being retrieved from the purse (copper appears to be silver and silver appears to be gold.)
Can attach fashionably to one's belt.
This coin bag always weighs 5lbs and shaking it always sounds the jingle of coins.
After 1d4 minutes, or if returned to the purse, they disappear altogether. Any other coins or jewels placed inside the coin purse also disappear; so don't get it mixed up with your other ones.
Any coins transmuted this way are changed for 2d6 days. The player giving the coin (or coins) rolls the die. After X days, where X is the sum of the 2d6, the change reverts back to its original value and metal.
Where does the gold go? Noone knows. In goes Copper, Out Silver. In goes Silver, out Gold.
The coin transmutes in your hand as you hold it in the bag. If you drop it, you'll find no coin there.
Sometimes, one can feel a small clawed and warm hand, no larger than Tiny, brushing by your fingers that you hold your coin with.
"Legend says this be Glod, the imp of Glod. Or so they say. Could just be a Niffler I suppose. Stranger invisible creatures have lived in bags."
Notes: Container, transmutation
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