The RTG Gaming
Tiller
It has never been shown or officially declared the name of the currency only that the symbol is a g. Can we get this answer please?
what is the name of the currency?
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Confused
Farmer
I've always assumed it means gold, which in hindsight, is funny because that feels like such an 'old-timey' currency type for the relatively modern world of Stardew.
In conclusion, I will now refer to the in-game Stardew money as giggle goof coins. For no other reason than for the fact that name makes me laugh.
In conclusion, I will now refer to the in-game Stardew money as giggle goof coins. For no other reason than for the fact that name makes me laugh.
PoppyForPenny
Farmer
I also assumed it means gold, but that's funny because there is other unrelated gold in the game
Lew Zealand
Helper
I think of it as Gold Pieces, to separate it from Gold Ore and Gold Bars. Since a Gold Bar sells for 250g, then by weight a Gold Piece is only 1/250 of a Bar and as it takes 5 Gold Ore to make a Bar, each of those Gold Ore contain 50g worth of Gold in them. The in-game 'g' must be very small.
Considering I stroll around with a few million of 'em from time to time.
Considering I stroll around with a few million of 'em from time to time.
Benhimself
Farmer
I believe if you buy Pam's house and take credit for it, Shane jokingly asks if he can borrow 100,000 gold? Although it's been a few years since I've seen that dialogue, he might actually just say G, but honestly even if that's the case it'd be a pretty unambiguous "this is what people call the currency when talking about it" if anyone's poised to trigger that dialogue in one of their saves.
HappyPenguin
Sodbuster
In the Spanish translation of the game G is translated to O. Oro is spanish for gold, which suggests that it is indeed gold.
It is also gold on the wiki:
stardewvalleywiki.com
It is also gold on the wiki:
Gold - Stardew Valley Wiki
Gold is the primary currency of Stardew Valley. The amount of gold a player has is displayed at the top right of the screen, directly below the time. All players start with data-sort-value="500">500g. "Total Earnings" and "Current Funds" can be viewed at any time on the Inventory screen of the...
stardewvalleywiki.com
Mango Choo-choo
Planter
Most of games call their currency as GOLD.
When you see Rupee, that must be happened in middle-century era.
When you see Rupee, that must be happened in middle-century era.
Obviously, the G stands for Gollars 
Goat
Lew Zealand
Helper
OK okok it's time to come clean. It's been pretty clear from the start that CA chose a world currency standard as the model for Stardew Valley but he just didn't want to single out the lucky nation. However! Through many numerous sweaty seconds of internet sleuthing I... have found it. He stole the currency from Paraguay and it's the
Guarani
So from now on when those people complain that Tea Saplings now only sell for 250, they should notate it as 250 PYG or simply:
₲250
Guarani
So from now on when those people complain that Tea Saplings now only sell for 250, they should notate it as 250 PYG or simply:
₲250
i always assumed gold but now i'll call them goof pieces in honor of the poster above
evergreen oak
Sodbuster
I used to call it G-bucks once upon a time. Then some middle schoolers I was working with as a counselor made fun of that and compared it to fortnite currency which is apparently "v-bucks". These days I also think of it as gold, or at least gold-proofed currency called "G" for short. I like "gollars", tho. That's funny 
FilthyGorilla
Local Legend
As others have pointed out, in game they're fully labeled as 'gold' (which would probably be a shortened abbreviation for something like 'gold chips', 'gold coins', etc.)
I've personally always just referred to them as 'G' (just the letter) to avoid confusion with any of the actual gold bars/ore/items, though I've heard terms like 'gollars' used fairly frequently
I've personally always just referred to them as 'G' (just the letter) to avoid confusion with any of the actual gold bars/ore/items, though I've heard terms like 'gollars' used fairly frequently
Yogurt_The_Cow
Planter
I know, I know, I know what the wiki says but it’s definitely Gallant Greg Gold!!!
The RTG Gaming
Tiller
My brother declares it is called "Gills", I wonder what ConcernedApe calls them?
sameperson_differentfont
Farmer
Instead of calling money 'cheese' or 'cheddar', they actually call it 'gouda'!
STARDEW GUY
Farmhand
The wiki says it's gold
Here proof
stardewvalleywiki.com
Here proof
Gold - Stardew Valley Wiki
Gold is the primary currency of Stardew Valley. The amount of gold a player has is displayed at the top right of the screen, directly below the time. All players start with data-sort-value="500">500g. "Total Earnings" and "Current Funds" can be viewed at any time on the Inventory screen of the...
stardewvalleywiki.com
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MateoOfRiverwood
Sodbuster
Gil is appealing because Final Fantasy.
But what is “g” isn’t an abbreviation? What if the currency is brought to you by the letter G and the number 4?
But what is “g” isn’t an abbreviation? What if the currency is brought to you by the letter G and the number 4?
Cookie Ate Cat
Cowpoke
Yo. I want a sombreroIn the Spanish translation of the game G is translated to O. Oro is spanish for gold, which suggests that it is indeed gold.
It is also gold on the wiki:
Gold - Stardew Valley Wiki
Gold is the primary currency of Stardew Valley. The amount of gold a player has is displayed at the top right of the screen, directly below the time. All players start with data-sort-value="500">500g. "Total Earnings" and "Current Funds" can be viewed at any time on the Inventory screen of the...