The Golden Cellar
The stamp was heavy. Iron. Cold. It sat on my desk, a dark disc of metal that smelled of oil and old blood. I turned it over in my fingers. The engraving was worn. The letters of the Royal Mint, once crisp and proud, were now shallow scratches. They had been rubbed smooth by ten thousand thumbs. By mine. I am a clerk. I check the weight of coins. I verify the purity of the silver. I am not a...
0 Comments 0 Shares 2 Views 0 Reviews