Rupee Shards and Ore Chunks

I'm compiling a list (see below) of all othe different currency colors in Zelda games. I wanted to ask everybody's opionion on the color gold/yellow? rupee shards in Four Swords and the gold/yellow ore chunks in Oracle of Seasons.

thanks, here's the list so far

The Legend of Zelda
rupees - yellow: 1, blue: 5
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
no currency
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
rupees - green: 1, blue: 5, red: 20
green with 100 in small white font: 100, green with 300 in small white font: 300
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX
rupees - blue: 1, green: 5, red: 30
Link: The Faces of Evil
rubies - red: 1, green 5:, blue: 10
Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon
rubies - red: 1, green 5:, blue: 10
Zelda’s Adventure
rupees - blue: 5?, yellow: 10?
BS The Legend of Zelda
rupees - ???
BS The Legend of Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets
rupees - green: 1, blue: 5, red: 20 ???
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time/Ocarina of Time Master Quest
rupees - green: 1, blue: 5, silver: 5, red: 20, purple: 50, gold: 200, orange: 200
The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask
rupees - green: 1, blue: 5, red: 20, purple: 50, silver: 100, gold: 200
The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons
rupees - green: 1, red: 5, blue: 100
ore chunks - blue: 1, red: 20, yellow: 50
The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages
rupees - green: 1, red: 5, blue: 100
note: in OOS and OOA, a red rupee is slightly larger than a green rupee, and a blue rupee is huge
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords
rupees - small green: 1, small blue: 5 small red: 20, black: -80
large green: 50, large blue: 100, large red: 200, 4 gold? rupee shards = 500 (0 individually)
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
rupees - green: 1, blue: 5, yellow: 10, red: 20, purple: 50, orange: 100, silver: 200
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures
HA: force gems - small green: 1, small blue: 5, small red: 20, small purple: 50
large green: 100, large blue: 150, large red: 200, large purple: 300
NT: rupees - green: 1, blue: 5, yellow: 10, red: 20, purple: 50, large green: 100
The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
rupees - small green: 1, small blue: 5 small red: 20
large green: 50, large blue: 100, large red: 200
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princes


- there are a total of 9 different currency colors throughout the Zelda series: green, blue, silver, yellow, red, purple, orange, gold, black

Um.. yay! Good for you! (What else is there to say?)

Oh right. Yellow and gold rupees. Well, I thought it was a good idea in TWW to have rupees worth 10, and I hope Nintendo continues this trend in TP. I realize they didn't in TMC, but the Gameboy games have tended to use different currency systems. Or something.

..why is this in GB Zelda?

Yeah, it should go in General Zelda. Just an opinion.

What are those Zelda games labelled 'BS' before them? And what's with "Zelda's adventure," "LoZ: Wand of Gamelon," and that other confusing one, are those the CDi games? You should remove those, because they don't count.

Anyway, that table was confusing, and I couldn't fully understand some of the stuff in it. What's the HA and NT mean under FSA? I'm confused.

BS Zelda was a game for the SNES that remade the original TLoZ, but it had a different character that Link.
"Zelda's Adventure" and "Wand of Gamelon" were the CDi games, and I guess the author of this thread just wanted to include all games featuring the legend of Zelda.
HA = Hyrulian Adventure, NT = Navi Trackers. They were both modes of FSA, but NT wasn't included in the English version.

Hold on, hold on.
I though silver rupees were worth 100 rupees in OoT as well as MM.
Check the game, because i'm pretty sure they're worth more than 5.

reamia, you're right about bs zelda. bs legend of zelda ancient stone tablets was a follow up to alttp. zelda's adventure was cdi game. so any opinions on the gold or yellow? silver was definately worth 5 in OOT (dodongo's cavern puzzle) and 100 in MM.

In OoT, the silver rupees were incorporated in puzzles, in which you had to get them all in a time limit, and they only gave you 5 per. A rupee worth 100? I think that's a gold rupee. In majora's mask, an orange rupee was huge, and you could only get it from the Takkuri in Termina field if I remember right. It was worth maybe 200? I used it to fill my bank for a peice of heart instantly.