A player pays a deposit / cut to the Auction House.A player buys an item from a vendor or a skill from a trainer or takes a taxi flight.Completed Class Hall missions during the expansion.Completed Garrison missions during the expansion.For Cataclysm quests, this ratio is reduced to 2.38 per experience point, to compensate for the higher EXP per quest.The experience would be converted to money at 6 per experience point, and so a quest that would normally grant 10,000 exp would instead give the player 6. A player at the maximum level completes a quest with an experience reward component.A character joins that realm or moves to that realm via transfer.A player completes a quest with a monetary reward.A player loots money from a mob or chest.A new Death Knight character is created.From a technical point of view, money can be "created" (i.e., added to the player economy) and "destroyed" (removed from the player economy). The amount of money on a server is not constant. There is no conversion rate for gold coins, so you may have more than 99 99 99. The same is true when you get to 99 99, if you add another copper then it will automatically change to 1. NOTE: You can never have more than 99 - if you get to 100, it will automatically change to 1 in the silver column. "Coin" as a term can also refer to the currency of World of Warcraft, though its use is mostly limited to quest givers giving out monetary rewards to players. Gold coins – Also known as gold pieces or g.Silver coins – Also known as silver pieces or s.Copper coins – Also known as copper pieces or c.If you use money to put a deposit down for auctioning an item, you lose the deposit if it doesn't sell or if you cancel the auction, but any failed bids are returned via mail. You can get money by looting dead mobs, completing quests, selling items to vendor NPCs, via trade or mail from other player characters, or by selling an item at the Auction House. 27 September 2016 Obtaining money Main article: Guide to making money
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