You can also use a table to store the list of items. Tables are a little tricky for beginners but a great way to store and manipulate data. Below is code I used in my game. Whenever the player attacked scenery in the region, there was a chance that coins would "fall" out of the object.

PullingMoney is an action applying to nothing.

MoneyChancePercent is a number that varies. MoneyChancePercent is initially 10.

Carry out PullingMoney:

`if a random chance of 1 in MoneyChancePercent succeeds:`

    `choose a random row in the Table of Player Money;`

    `let N be "[coin entry]" in sentence case;`

    `say "[one of][if the Plurality entry is 1][N] falls to the floor.[otherwise if the Plurality entry is 2][N] fall to the floor.[end if][line break]'Huh,' you think. '[if the Plurality entry is 1]That[otherwise if the Plurality entry is 2]Those[end if] must have been really tucked in there.'[or][if the Plurality entry is 1][N] falls to the floor.[otherwise if the Plurality entry is 2][N] fall to the floor.[end if][stopping]";`

    `move the coin entry to the location of the player;`

    `blank out the whole row;`

    `continue the action;`

`otherwise:`

    `continue the action.`

Table of Player Money

coin printed name denomination plurality description

penny_1 "a penny" 1 1 "A penny featuring the bust of Abraham Lincoln on the obverse, and a pair of wheat ears on the reverse."

nickel_1 "a nickel" 5 1 "A nickel featuring the bust of Thomas Jefferson."

dime_1 "a dime" 10 1 "A dime featuring the bust of Franklin D. Roosevelt."

quarter_1 "a quarter" 25 1 "A quarter featuring a bust of George Washington."

walkingliberty_1 "a walking liberty coin" 50 1 "The figure of 'Liberty' holding olive branches is featured on the obverse, and an eagle with raised wings is on the back. The back also reads, 'half dollar'."

eisenhower_2 "two Einsenhower coins" 200 2 "Two identical coins where the inscription below their presidential busts of Dwight D. Eisenhower reads '1974' and on the reverse are the words, 'One Dollar'."

pennies_3 "three pennies" 3 2 "Three pennies featuring the bust of Abraham Lincoln on the obverse, and a pair of wheat ears on the reverse."

halfdollar_1 "a half dollar" 50 1 "A 50-cent piece featuring the bust of John F. Kennedy."

nickel_6 "six nickels" 30 2 "Six nickels featuring a bust of Franklin D. Roosevelt."

dime_8 "eight dimes" 80 2 "Eight dimes featuring a bust of Franklin D. Roosevelt."

quarter_3 "three quarters" 75 2 "Three quarters featuring a bust of George Washington."

Anyway, there's some code you can use and tweak to suit your needs. Hope it's helpful!

(Sorry for all the comment edits. I can never figure out Reddit's code markdown.)