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The Coin Spinners were a Luskan street gang that was based in the old Clearlight temple of Tymora. The Coin Spinners were active at least as early as 1475 DR. The gang took its name from the coin that symbolized the goddess and its symbol was a coin that incorporated both Tymora's and Beshaba's symbols. The gang used charitable activities such as as feeding the poor as a front for criminal acts, which included protection rackets.

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rdfs:label	Coin Spinners
rdfs:comment	The Coin Spinners were a Luskan street gang that was based in the old Clearlight temple of Tymora. The Coin Spinners were active at least as early as 1475 DR. The gang took its name from the coin that symbolized the goddess and its symbol was a coin that incorporated both Tymora's and Beshaba's symbols. The gang used charitable activities such as as feeding the poor as a front for criminal acts, which included protection rackets.
Leader	Eden of the Clearlight
dcterms:subject	Organizations in Northwest Faerûn Organizations on the Sword Coast North Organizations in Faerûn Organizations in Faerûn Organizations on Toril Organizations Organizations on the Sword Coast North Organizations on Toril Organizations in Northwest Faerûn Organizations Criminal organizations Criminal organizations Organizations in Luskan Organizations in Luskan
orgname	the Coin Spinners
showmembers	yes
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Organization	Coin Spinners
Base	Luskan Clearlight
Source	Shadowbane Shadowbane
abstract	The Coin Spinners were a Luskan street gang that was based in the old Clearlight temple of Tymora. The Coin Spinners were active at least as early as 1475 DR. The gang took its name from the coin that symbolized the goddess and its symbol was a coin that incorporated both Tymora's and Beshaba's symbols. The gang used charitable activities such as as feeding the poor as a front for criminal acts, which included protection rackets.

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