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The [[Stolland|nation-wide]] used Mark ([[File:Currency_Marks.png|10px]]), distributed both in coins and as a bills by the Monetary Bank of Stalburg, has a high monetary value in comparison to OC and is considered a precious commodity in Obenseuer, being highly desired. While worth roughly 10{{OC}} per 1{{RM}}, the local [[Money Exchange]] in [[Residential]] district zone provides a buying rate of 16.7{{OC}} and selling rate of 9.8{{OC}}. Once the player gets access to the [[Bazaar]], the [[Tough Luck Casino]] cashier can provide better rates of 12.5{{OC}} when buying and 10.3{{OC}} when selling, over the regular value of an RM.  

A locally enforced exchange-based currency, distributed as a coins made out of brass with an engraved "Open Sewer" insignia on both sides. It has a very low monetary value in comparison to RM and is the basis of the economy in Obenseuer, being the primary medium of monetary exchange for buying goods. While worth roughly 0.1{{RM}}, the local Money Exchange provides a lower selling rate of 0.06{{RM}} and the the [[Tough Luck Casino]] cashier a slightly better rate of 0.08{{RM}}. Outside of Obenseuer, the currency is accepted only in a few places other than banks.

|+ Nominals

! style="width: 25%;" | Obverse

! style="width: 25%;" | Reverse

| [[File:1oc_front.png]]

| [[File:1oc_back.png]]

| 1.{{Coins}}

| One Open Sewer Coin

| Diameter: 76.2&nbsp;mm<br />Thick­ness: 12.7&nbsp;mm

| [[File:1mark_front.png]]

| [[File:1mark_back.png]]

| 1{{Marks}}

| One Mark

| Diameter: 30.48&nbsp;mm<br />Thick­ness: 3.048&nbsp;mm

| [[File:5mark_front.png]]

| [[File:5mark_back.png]]

| 5{{Marks}}

| Five Marks

| [[File:10mark_front.png]]

| [[File:10mark_back.png]]

| 10{{Marks}}

| Ten Marks

| [[File:20mark_front.png]]

| [[File:20mark_back.png]]

| 20{{Marks}}

| Twenty Marks

| [[File:50mark_front.png]]

| [[File:50mark_back.png]]

| 50{{Marks}}

| Fifty Marks

| [[File:100mark_front.png]]

| [[File:100mark_back.png]]

| 100{{Marks}}

| One Hundred Marks

| [[File:200mark_front.png]]

| [[File:200mark_back.png]]

| 200{{Marks}}

| Two Hundred Marks

| [[File:1000mark_front.png]]

| [[File:1000mark_back.png]]

| 1000{{Marks}}

| One Thousand Marks

* The exchange rate from TSL Mark to US Dollar in 1988 was 1,235.

* In 2016, 1{{RM}} was worth roughly 4{{OC}}, making the value of the OC over a span of 10&nbsp;years drop by 60%.

* In 2026, a 1&nbsp;kg bar of 999.9 fine gold costs 46,300{{Marks}}.