Found after a victory
Luck traditions say the coin was hidden before the match. Finding it afterwards gives a fortunate result something small enough to hold. The Wheel of Fortune can seem almost tangible in the palm.
Hidden before a contest
Justice traditions begin at the other end. They hear concealed advantage: something one side knew and the other did not. The coin becomes a way to ask what conditions the players actually shared.
Several incompatible coins are called the original. None settles either account. This contested relic belongs near Justice, the Wheel and the Shared Court because fairness and fortune remain different questions, however often a result makes people confuse them.
Some players leave a found coin untouched before play. Others return it visibly to circulation. The customs cannot determine the next point or repair an unequal contest. If the object has made a question about fairness worth asking, it will take more than metal to answer it.