Six of Coins
help, loan, generosity
Six coins in two columns, laid out neatly. This is the card of money passing from one pair of hands to another: a loan, some help, a gift, a debt that gets paid off. It speaks of generosity and of fairness when things are shared out. Sometimes it's your turn to give and sometimes to receive. What matters is that the exchange is clean and nobody takes advantage.
In love
A relationship where one person gives more than the other. Try to even things out. If you're single, someone generous could turn up when you least expect it.
Career and money
Financial help, a grant or a loan. You might also be the one asked to lend a hand. Always put in writing what's being lent and when it will be paid back.
Health
You get better with support from other people. Let yourself be looked after a little, and look after anyone around you who needs it too.
Reversed
Loans that never come back, favors that cost you dearly, or someone taking advantage of your good nature.
As a person
A generous person who helps without making a fuss, or someone who asks you for money or favors. Pay close attention to which one it is.
The Six of Coins in a reading
In the past
Someone helped you when you needed it, or you were the one who reached out. That exchange still shapes the relationship, for the better or with some unfinished business.
In the present
You're at a point of giving or receiving help. Accept what's offered without embarrassment, but be clear from the start about what's expected of you in return.
In the future
Help is on its way, a loan or money that someone pays back. You may also be asked to help someone else; do it without neglecting your own finances.
As a yes or no answer
Maybe
Maybe. The Six of Coins is about giving and receiving. What you're asking about could work out if someone lends you a hand, but it isn't up to you alone, so don't take anything for granted.
Do a Spanish deck readingIn tarot, the closest card is Six of Pentacles, which has its own meaning.
Only lend what you can afford to lose.
Six of Coins FAQ
What does the Six of Coins mean in the Spanish deck?
Six coins in two columns, laid out neatly. This is the card of money passing from one pair of hands to another: a loan, some help, a gift, a debt that gets paid off. It speaks of generosity and of fairness when things are shared out. Sometimes it's your turn to give and sometimes to receive. What matters is that the exchange is clean and nobody takes advantage.
What does the Six of Coins mean in love?
A relationship where one person gives more than the other. Try to even things out. If you're single, someone generous could turn up when you least expect it.
What does the Six of Coins mean for career and money?
Financial help, a grant or a loan. You might also be the one asked to lend a hand. Always put in writing what's being lent and when it will be paid back.
What does the Six of Coins mean reversed?
Loans that never come back, favors that cost you dearly, or someone taking advantage of your good nature.
Who does the Six of Coins stand for as a person?
A generous person who helps without making a fuss, or someone who asks you for money or favors. Pay close attention to which one it is.
Is the Six of Coins a yes or no card?
Maybe. Maybe. The Six of Coins is about giving and receiving. What you're asking about could work out if someone lends you a hand, but it isn't up to you alone, so don't take anything for granted.