Money in My Wallet

Money in My Wallet

Build the mint. Print the bills. Carry the economy.

Money in My Wallet introduces a physical currency system built around Create manufacturing. Every bill begins as paper and dye before moving through Deployers and a Mechanical Press to become finished physical currency.

Store the finished bills in a portable Goldstein Wallet, upgrade that wallet with permanent experience insurance, and furnish banks, offices, shops, and roleplay builds with a matching financial furniture set.

Developed by Mathaloche

At a glance

• Eight physical bill denominations from 1 ₲ to 1,000 ₲
• Currency manufactured exclusively through Create processing
• A portable wallet with bulk deposit, withdrawal, and a total balance display
• A permanent, toggleable Experience Insurance Card upgrade
• Four financial furniture blocks for banks, offices, shops, and administrative builds
• Create-style tooltips that explain manufacturing and placement
• Wrench-aware rotation and multiblock dismantling

Mint currency with Create

Bills cannot be made at a crafting table. Currency production is a four-stage Create manufacturing process:

1. Mix Money Ink from black dye and green dye.
2. Apply Money Ink to paper with a Deployer to produce an Empty Bill.
3. Apply a denomination material to determine the bill's value.
4. Press the unfinished bill with a Mechanical Press to finish the currency.

The eight denominations are:

One batch of black and green dye produces eight Money Ink, but every finished bill must still pass through the complete production line.

The Goldstein Wallet

The Goldstein Wallet carries every denomination without filling ordinary inventory slots with stacks of bills.

Right click the wallet to open its interface. From there you can:

• Deposit all finished bills from your main inventory at once
• See the count of every denomination
• See the wallet's combined value
• Withdraw one bill with a left click
• Withdraw up to a stack with Shift + Left Click

The wallet's tooltip always shows its total value and bill count. Hold Shift for a complete denomination breakdown.

Each wallet stores its own balance.

Experience Insurance Card

The Experience Insurance Card is a permanent upgrade for one wallet.

To install it:

1. Craft the card from eight Create Experience Nuggets and one Netherite Ingot.
2. Hold the card in your main hand and the wallet in your off hand.
3. Right click to consume and permanently install the card in that wallet.
4. Open the wallet and turn XP Insurance on or off as needed.

When an insured wallet is enabled and carried in the player's main inventory or off hand at the moment of death:

• The player's complete XP level, progress, and total are restored after respawning
• That death does not drop XP orbs
• The upgrade is not consumed or damaged
• Inventory items are not protected
• No currency fee is charged

The installed card cannot be removed from its wallet, but its protection can be toggled at any time.

Financial furniture

Money in My Wallet includes four decorative blocks designed for financial and administrative builds:

• Salary Postbox — a two-block-tall decorative postbox
• File Cabinet — stackable cabinets that can be managed as a connected column
• Work Desk — a two-block-wide office desk
• Contract Table — a compact administrative worktable

These blocks are decorative.

Compatible wrenches can rotate supported furniture. Sneak-wrenching dismantles complete multiblock structures and returns their block item. The Work Desk keeps the orientation chosen during placement rather than rotating after it has been placed.

Requirements and installation

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• NeoForge 21.1.235 or newer in the compatible 1.21.1 line
• Create 6.0.10 through the compatible 6.0.x line
• Java 21

Install Money in My Wallet and Create on both the client and server.

Credits and publication

Money in My Wallet was developed by Mathaloche.

This CurseForge listing is published under the Goldstein Industries profile for project distribution and maintenance. Publication under that account does not replace or obscure Mathaloche's authorship.

The active project declares the MIT License.