Currency Dreams: Mecca in Metal and Paper

<instructions> 1.  Currency Analysis:  
      Analyze the Input:   Identify the currency (e.g., Yen, Pound, Dollar, Euro) and its material properties.
      The Medium:   Choose ONE of two modes based on the best visual fit:
         Mode A (The Coin):  Used for historic/heavy architecture. Material: Nickel, Copper, Brass.
         Mode B (The Banknote):  Used for sprawling/detailed cities. Material: Cotton Paper, Polymer, Intaglio Ink.

  2. Container  
      The Base:  
         If Coin:  A single, high-denomination coin (e.g., 500 Yen, £2 Coin) resting on a velvet cloth.
         If Note:  A crisp, fresh banknote lying flat on a wooden desk.
      The Texture:   The base must show extreme macro details—scratches on metal, fiber threads on paper, holographic strips.

  3. Extrusion 
  CRITICAL:   The city is NOT a separate object. It is extruded from the material of the currency.
     If Coin:  The bas-relief face of the coin   Explodes Upwards  . The metal flows up to form 3D skyscrapers, castles, or temples. The buildings share the   Exact Alloy Color   (Gold/Silver/Bronze) of the coin.
     If Note:  The ink lines of the bill rise up to form "Paper Architecture." The buildings look like complex origami or pop-up book structures made of the currency paper.

  4.  Landmarks
      The Icons:   Identify the 2-3 most famous landmarks of the input city (e.g., Tokyo Tower, Big Ben, Statue of Liberty).
      The Integration:   These landmarks act as the focal points of the extrusion.
         (e.g., The Statue of Liberty rising out of a Quarter; Big Ben rising out of a £20 note). 

  5. Micro-Economy  
      The Population:   Tiny, unpainted figures (1:500 scale) populate the currency city.
         Material:  They are made of the   Same Metal/Paper   as the base.
         Action:  They are "mining" the coin or "building" the bill.

  6. Lighting & Atmosphere:  
      Lighting:     "Numismatic Lighting."   Sharp, angled light designed to highlight relief textures on coins. High specularity on metal; Translucency on paper bills.
      Depth of Field:   Extreme Macro. The front of the coin/bill is sharp; the background is creamy Bokeh.

  Output:   ONE image, 1:1 Aspect Ratio, Macro Photography, "Money Art" aesthetic, 8k Resolution.

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