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Pentacles are the earth-element suit of the Minor Arcana — the 14 cards in tarot that deal with the material, everyday, practical side of life: money, work, the body, craft, study, and the small things you build day by day.

Where it sits

• The Minor Arcana has four suits. Pentacles is one of them, alongside Wands (action, creativity), Cups (emotions, relationships), and Swords (thought, conflict, communication).
• Same family as the coins/disks in a playing deck, but with more layered meaning.
• Other names you'll see: Coins, Disks, 星币 / 钱币 in Chinese decks, Deniers in older French decks.

What it covers
Pentacles is the "earth" suit — what's solid, tangible, on the ground. Common territory: income, savings, a skill you're learning, your health, your living situation, the homework or practice that actually moves the needle.

The 14 cards
Ace →10 (numbered, like1–10), then four court cards: Page, Knight, Queen, King. Page = a first real step. King = someone steady, in charge of their patch.

For a student with money not front-of-mind, pentacles will more often show up around study habits, building something small and concrete, body and routine than around bank balances. The suit isn't *only* about cash — it's about anything you can hold, count, or practice.

If you want, I can pull one pentacles card and read it for where you are right now.