The Four of Coins speaks of resources settling and of the need to keep a solid material base, the one the rest rests on.
Four coins packed into a square, ringed by scrollwork that turns without leaving a way through. The eye stops at that enclosure, where each coin seems held by the other three.
A reserve with clear rules covers a lean month, a doubtful contract turned down, a project funded without depending on anyone. The margin costs attention, not closing.
You lock everything and stop moving: the money sleeps, the house closes, the chances that asked for a stake pass you by. What you protect decides in your place.
Symbolism TdM. The flower engraved on each coin takes up a mark of the minting workshops: since it does not vary, the layout has to tell the numbers apart.
Count what you keep, then ask yourself what that reserve costs you in freedom. Part of what you pile up serves no purpose any more.
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