Damnatio Memoriae

Memory Replacement for Significant Figures. If the erasure of the target's existence would create too many inconsistencies, such as for a king or emperor, people's perceptions and memories are instead altered to believe the target was always someone else. This new individual seamlessly fits into the target's role without creating any gaps or contradictions. For example, if a king is erased, a suitable replacement (such as the queen, a relative or a trusted advisor) takes their place in everyone's memories and records. Physical objects like writings, coins, statues, and paintings do not need to change physically. Instead, people's perceptions of these objects are altered. They see and remember these items as depicting or speaking of the new individual, even if the physical objects remain unchanged. Additionally, those who had particularly strong emotional bonds with the target will have their memories and emotional attachments seamlessly redirected to the new individual, maintaining their mental and emotional stability.

The spell doesn't consume the coin. If the coin used in the casting of this spell is ever thrown in the flames of rebirthing Phoenix, the spell is broken.