Knight of Coins
money on its way, travel, progress
A rider on horseback holds a coin in his hand. This is the card of money on its way, of business moving forward and of work trips. It speaks of something moving in your favor: a payment, a visit, a transfer or some paperwork that finally goes through. It can also point to someone coming toward you with something to offer.
In love
Someone approaching with serious intentions, or a long-distance relationship where the distance is shrinking. If you're single, someone from out of town could show up and surprise you.
Career and money
A payment coming in, a sale, a transfer or a work trip. Business is moving, so stay consistent, meet your deadlines and don't leave any loose ends.
Health
You're slowly and steadily getting your strength back. Moving more, walking every day or getting some exercise will do you a lot of good.
Reversed
Late payments, trips that get complicated, or someone who promises a lot and then doesn't deliver.
As a person
A young man, hardworking and reliable, or someone arriving from elsewhere. He may bring money, an offer or news about a business.
The Knight of Coins in a reading
In the past
A change of place or some money that arrived at the right time opened a path for you. Even if you no longer think about it, that change still shapes your situation today.
In the present
Something is moving in your favor. A payment, some paperwork or a person who's getting closer. Keep up the pace and don't get distracted now.
In the future
Money or business news is coming, maybe from far away. There could also be a work trip or a transfer that turns out to be better for you than you think.
As a yes or no answer
Yes
Yes, and it's on its way. The Knight of Coins announces money or news that's getting closer. What you're asking about is moving forward, maybe more slowly than you'd like, but with a steady step.
Do a Spanish deck readingIn tarot, the closest card is Knight of Pentacles, which has its own meaning.
Get moving and take care of that pending errand.
Knight of Coins FAQ
What does the Knight of Coins mean in the Spanish deck?
A rider on horseback holds a coin in his hand. This is the card of money on its way, of business moving forward and of work trips. It speaks of something moving in your favor: a payment, a visit, a transfer or some paperwork that finally goes through. It can also point to someone coming toward you with something to offer.
What does the Knight of Coins mean in love?
Someone approaching with serious intentions, or a long-distance relationship where the distance is shrinking. If you're single, someone from out of town could show up and surprise you.
What does the Knight of Coins mean for career and money?
A payment coming in, a sale, a transfer or a work trip. Business is moving, so stay consistent, meet your deadlines and don't leave any loose ends.
What does the Knight of Coins mean reversed?
Late payments, trips that get complicated, or someone who promises a lot and then doesn't deliver.
Who does the Knight of Coins stand for as a person?
A young man, hardworking and reliable, or someone arriving from elsewhere. He may bring money, an offer or news about a business.
Is the Knight of Coins a yes or no card?
Yes. Yes, and it's on its way. The Knight of Coins announces money or news that's getting closer. What you're asking about is moving forward, maybe more slowly than you'd like, but with a steady step.