Learning the minor arcana doesn’t have to be stressful. The minor arcana in the Rider-Waite tarot can be broken down into four suits—Wands, Swords, Cups, and Pentacles. Each minor arcana suit has different meanings and symbolism that create nuanced spreads. No two cards are alike, so each minor arcana card offers a different context to a tarot reading.

Most recommend learning the major arcana first, since these cards have the most impactful energy and presence in any tarot reading. Afterward, you may want to dedicate time to learn the differences between the minor arcana suits. 

So, what does the Pentacles suit mean and how can you interpret these cards? Read on to learn what tarot is, what the Pentacles suit signifies, and each card within the Pentacles suit.

🎴  What’s Tarot?

Tarot is a set of playing cards that originally started as a game in the 15th century. Since then, tarot has evolved into a form of divination. Witches, psychics, and more believe that tarot cards can be used to discern spiritual messages. If read correctly, tarot can convey messages regarding the future, one’s spiritual journey, and so much more. 

There are many different tarot decks to choose from—Rider-Waite, Thoth, Tarot of Marseille, and so much more. For this blog post, we will focus on the Rider-Waite’s minor arcana, specifically the Pentacles suit. The Pentacles suit is sometimes referred to as other things depending on the tarot deck’s style and aesthetic. Pentacles may be denoted as diamonds, disks, coins, etc. Regardless of how it’s referred to, the keywords for the Rider-Waite’s Pentacles suit may resonate with other depictions of the Pentacles in different tarot decks.

🔮  Pentacles Suit: Meanings and Symbolism

The Pentacles suit has a positive meaning in a reading, particularly in professional and financial tarot spreads. For the most part, tarot readers and clients can rest assured seeing Pentacles in their spread. The Pentacles suit usually means prosperity, tenacity, stability, and security. It might also imply hard work, consistency, and doing due diligence. There are very few instances in which these cards can refer to loss of work or money, but it’s possible.

The Pentacles suit aligns with the element earth. Earth inspires the Pentacles suit to be responsible, dutiful, and determined. Usually, the Pentacles suit refers to work. It can quite literally represent work-life balance, professional goals, and one’s overall work ethic. Depending on the card, the Pentacles suit can allude to what is or isn’t working for the querent. The querent can view their Pentacles cards as goals, ambitions, and responsibilities they might have been more accountable for. Aside from work, the Pentacles suit can allude to abundance and prosperity. Some Pentacles cards represent potential loss or gain; other Pentacles cards refer to the value of someone or something. While this suit is relatively straightforward, the concepts of work, resources, and value can be applied to almost any question or topic asked during a tarot reading. The tarot reader must remember that the Pentacles suit might represent the overall stability, security, and effort something may take for it to be successful. 

Usually, the upright position of the Pentacles suit is preferred over its reversals. Most upright Pentacles cards speak to stability, determination, and prosperity. Regardless of the cards’ positions, the Pentacles suit will still ask the querent to consider how much time, energy, and effort something may require in a tarot reading. 

Unfortunately, the Pentacles suit is the slowest minor arcana suit, since this suit suggests something could take months to years. However, the earth element implies that hard work pays off.

What do the Pentacles suit cards represent? Read on to discover their overarching meaning, upright keywords, and reverse keywords:

Ace of Pentacles

The Ace of Pentacles #1 shows a hand coming out of the clouds holding a huge gold coin as an offering. This particular imagery isn’t difficult to decipher. The Ace of Pentacles could quite literally mean money will be offered to the querent. But upon a closer look, the artistic styling of the Ace of Pentacles represents more than financial abundance. The background of this card depicts a grassy field with a path leading to a lush archway, implying that the initial abundance could lead to something greater if the querent is willing to walk the path. A hint of mountains peeks through the archway, as if signaling that there could be potential obstacles ahead. This imagery is a sign that there could be more if the current is willing to work for it and overcome future challenges.

The Ace of Pentacles appears for a few reasons. It could quite literally represent a new beginning in work or finances. The querent can take this as a sign that a job offer, raise, or overall new start is bound to come in. Aside from work and money, the Ace of Pentacles represents hard work paying off in real, tangible ways. The querent will finally see the fruits of their labors when they receive the Ace of Pentacles. Stability and security almost always follow the Ace of Pentacles, no matter the tarot spread. While the Ace of Pentacles has a positive upright association, receiving this card in the reverse suggests delayed growth and movement. Work, money, and success might not come as easily. The querent should consider the surrounding cards to identify what’s put the Ace of Pentacles in the reverse. 

Upright Keywords: Abundance, opportunity, new beginnings

Reversal Keywords: Loss, lack, stagnancy

2 of Pentacles

The 2 of Pentacles depicts a young man hopping from one foot to the other while juggling two coins. He’s unsteady with one foot touching the ground and the other in the air. An infinity symbol encircles the two coins, with one positioned higher than the other. The imagery in the foreground of this card suggests a balancing act. The young man may need to reconsider his priorities, given his body language. He could also be between opportunities or responsibilities. Either way, the infinity symbol implies an infinite source of resources, money, and even motivation. The background of this card shows ships sailing huge waves, as if to solidify that there will be changes and fluctuations depending on what’s prioritized or chosen. 

The 2 of Pentacles tends to be more positive in the upright position. It may suggest that the querent is between two options or opportunities, particularly those related to work and finances. The 2 of Pentacles cautions the querent to weigh all options carefully. Think about the resources, time, and pay-off each opportunity may bring, since the two pentacles in this card are not held at the same level. One pentacle is higher than the other, so this indicates that one option or opportunity might be better than the other. Aside from weighing options, the 2 of Pentacles encourages weighing pros and cons. It might be the querent’s cue to carefully consider all possibilities instead of rushing in. The 2 of Pentacles sometimes indicates balancing two or more career/financial paths. It might even emerge in a reading to indicate that the querent has a lot going on, but they’re still managing to stay afloat. If the 2 of Pentacles is reversed, it can suggest instability, insecurity, and feeling overwhelmed. The querent might struggle with work transitions. Professional decisions might go as planned; likewise, finances could be in upheaval. The querent could also have poor time management and organizational skills if they receive the 2 of Pentacles reversed in a spread.  

Upright Keywords: Options, balancing act, priorities

Reversal Keywords: Imbalanced, overwhelmed, poor management

3 of Pentacles

The 3 of Pentacles depicts three men conversing, busy at work inside a dark cathedral. One man stands on a bench or table while holding his tool. The other two are standing on the ground with scrolls in their hands, as if going over plans or looking at the details. Despite being in different positions, these three men appear to be working together. However, the one standing on the bench or table appears to have a little more authority. Perhaps his tool indicates his work ambition, talent, or skill. Regardless, he would be lost without the other two holding the plans in their hands. The background of this card features intricate stonework to show the men's progress and craftsmanship. 

The 3 of Pentacles leans positive in the upright position, since this is a teamwork card. The 3 of Pentacles suggests communication, working with like-minded people, and even a leadership opportunity among peers. However, the leadership opportunity might come without prestige or pay unless the Knight of Pentacles, King of Pentacles, or Ace of Pentacles is also present in the spread. No matter what, the 3 of Pentacles indicates collaboration. The querent might also view this card as a sign to seek out help or a second opinion to create a more effective game plan. Working alongside others will help the querent go a long way. While the upright is positive, the 3 of Pentacles reversed carries a negative connotation. It can quite literally mean loss of teamwork, especially if every man is for himself. The 3 of Pentacles reversed may indicate clashes, miscommunication, or stalled plans. Usually, it would be the querent's cue that everyone needs to get on the same page for there to be progress.

Upright Keywords: Teamwork, collaboration, community

Reversal Keywords: Disharmony, insubordination, unskilled

4 of Pentacles

The 4 of Pentacles has a man sitting in the center of the card holding his coin tightly to his chest. His body language is tight and stubborn, unwilling to let go of his coin. Two coins rest under his feet. Another coin spins on his head. Despite being surrounded by money, he sits on a stool, which indicates that he might have less than what he lets on. There are no other people or animals in the card to show how alone this man is. His financial focus even puts him outside of his home, given the buildings in the background. Even the buildings are quiet to reaffirm how alone this man is. All he has is his four coins. 

The 4 of Pentacles doesn’t have an inherently negative or positive meaning on its own. It could go either way, depending on the spread or question the querent has asked their tarot deck. Regardless, the 4 of Pentacles indicates a level of control. It may allude to the querent grappling for control or needing control. The querent might also struggle with being possessive. Control and possessiveness may pop up in financial matters; however, the 4 of Pentacles could represent control and possessiveness in any tarot spread—love, change, etc. Aside from this, the 4 of Pentacles suggests financial conservatism. The querent might need to hold onto their coins, which could be good or bad depending on the surrounding cards. Good, if the tarot spread indicates potential financial stress and ruin; bad, if the tarot spread indicates a lacking mindset despite being fine otherwise. More often than not, the 4 of Pentacles reversed has a positive connotation. It represents letting go of control, sharing resources, and even being more financially flexible. 

Upright Keywords: Conservatism, control, possession

Reversal Keywords: Letting go, sharing, releasing control 

5 of Pentacles

The 5 of Pentacles shows two poor, bedraggled people struggling in the snow outside of a church. They hobble along in their rags, one barefoot in the snow and the other on crutches. Both are ill-prepared, lacking, and hurt. Despite the sad scene, they stand outside a church to show that there’s still hope. Five pentacles are in the church’s stained glass window. Although there’s potential for help and charity, the two people don’t face or walk toward the church. They seem to go past it.

The 5 of Pentacles is usually an undesirable card to receive in all tarot readings. Generally speaking, it refers to loss. The querent may see this as a sign of financial hardship, losing work, or debt. The 5 of Pentacles could also imply a relationship that lacks resources, warmth, or love. It might even come out to symbolize a loss of momentum, strength, and vitality. Although this is a tough card to get, the 5 of Pentacles reversed is infinitely more positive. This card’s reversed position implies getting out of a sticky situation. It might herald the end of professional and financial hardship, especially if the querent struggles with debt or finding a job. The 5 of Pentacles reversed can also indicate the end of a lacking relationship, but this might come when the connection ends. It depends on the surrounding cards. Either way, the 5 of Pentacles reversed is a sign that better times are ahead.

Upright Keywords: Poverty, loss, isolation

Reversal Keywords: Financial recovery, recovery, regaining stability

6 of Pentacles

The 6 of Pentacles depicts a charitable man giving money to two beggars kneeling at his feet. His bright red robes inspire action and vitality. The charitable man holds out his left hand to one beggar while holding a scale in his right hand. Ideally, the scales in the man’s hand speak to justice, harmony, and equality. The beggar receiving money is wearing yellow, while the beggar under the scales is wearing blue. Different clothes may represent different states of mind and being. Despite appearing kind and gracious, the 6 of Pentacles shows that there’s a slight inequality. Six pentacles float at the top of the card, with more pentacles falling to the left side than the right side. It might indicate that there’s a give and a take to this exchange. Likewise, the unequal pentacles might allude to how open one is to another’s generosity. Overall, cooperation is required between those giving charity and those receiving it.

The 6 of Pentacles leans positive in tarot readings. It could appear when the querent is seeking professional and financial balance, so this may confirm that the dust is settling. The 6 of Pentacles may also show up if the querent is either giving or receiving charity—this depends on the querent’s current state. Regardless, the 6 of Pentacles might be a reminder to give as much as the querent takes. Don’t be afraid to accept a helping hand, especially if the querent is quick to give one. Likewise, the 6 of Pentacles might refer to balancing the scales. The querent might need to address slight inequalities regarding finances, time, energy, or any other valuable resource that the querent possesses. When the 6 of Pentacles reversed comes out, it can go either way. It might be a sign to stop being so generous if the querent feels depleted or unappreciated. Likewise, it might be a sign to accept a helping hand. The 6 of Pentacles may indicate one-sided charity and inequality that the querent should pull back from. Look to the surrounding cards for clues. Aside from this, the 6 of Pentacles might be a gentle nudge to realign one’s financial state to avoid fallout.

Upright Keywords: Generosity, charity, financial balance

Reversal Keywords: One-sided charity, realigning finances, inequality

7 of Pentacles

The 7 of Pentacles shows a man leaning against his hoe as he looks down at his garden or crop. His pose is relaxed with both hands over the top of the hoe. He looks thoughtful but tired, as if considering the work that went into his bounty. The bushes before him are teaming with pentacles to indicate abundance. However, this abundance came from hard work, consistency, and patience. It did not sprout overnight.  

The 7 of Pentacles leans positive, but annoyingly so. Querents receive this card when they ought to be patient. It can be a sign to wait something out, especially if there’s slow growth or momentum. For example, the 7 of Pentacles may allude to waiting on a job offer, contract, or romantic opportunities. Regardless of the question, the querent can take this as their sign to be consistent, diligent, and patient. Aside from patience, the 7 of Pentacles implies investment. The querent may need to invest time, energy, or other resources into their endeavor if they want it to be successful. The only caveat is not to overdo it. Slow and steady wins the race with this card. If this 7 of Pentacles appears reversed, it might be a sign to reconsider efforts, let go of unfulfilling ventures, or remember the long-term reward that comes from steadily chipping away at one’s goals. The reversed meaning will depend on the context of the reading and the surrounding cards.   

Upright Keywords: Planting seeds, slow growth, patience

Reversal Keywords: Impatience, limited reward, boredom

8 of Pentacles

The 8 of Pentacles depicts a young man hard at work. He’s sitting at his bench, carefully going to work on the eight pentacles in front of him. He doesn’t glance up from his work because he’s focused on the task at hand. The coins he has yet to work on are aligned on the tree next to his workbench, as if to imply that the more he works on them, the better he gets at his task. Nothing can come between this man and his job—not even his home, which is in the background of this card. The far-off castle implies that the man must distance himself from domestic life or personal matters to focus on his work.

The 8 of Pentacles is a positive card that embodies the phrase, “Practice makes perfect.” It invokes mastery, dedication, and a strong work ethic. The querent might be particularly pleased to see this card if they’re seeking guidance on goals and ambitions. The 8 of Pentacles affirms the querent’s efforts. Whatever strides taken are paying off. There might be real proof of one’s work ethic, such as a raise at work or a notable difference in one’s progress. Either way, the Eight of Pentacles encourages the querent to persevere. Their dedication to mastery and perfection is paying off. However, the querent must remember to be consistent in their efforts. Although the upright is positive, the 8 of Pentacles reversed has more negative connotation. The 8 of Pentacles reversed appears when the querent has lost sight of their goals. It might come after several mistakes, refusals, or lack of progress. The 8 of Pentacles reversed also calls out the querent for being inconsistent if their efforts and dedication are lacking. In some cases, the 8 of Pentacles can be a positive affirmation to not worry about being perfect or getting something right; however, this interpretation greatly depends on the surrounding cards and context of the reading.

Upright Keywords: Consistency, dedication, routine

Reversal Keywords: Unfocused, imperfect, inconsistent

9 of Pentacles

The 9 of Pentacles shows a woman dressed in beautiful robes in the center of her garden. She’s happy, elegant, and at ease. Her attire implies having an established status or reputation. The woman’s wealth is obvious, especially with one hand resting near a pentacle. A garden teaming with life and pentacles flourishes around her. A luxurious castle waits for her in the background. She seems to have everything she could have ever wanted. Given the look on her face and relaxed body language, the woman has a harmonious relationship with her wealth and success. But instead of taking in her surroundings, she looks at the bird perched on her finger. The bird represents the possibility of what else could take flight, be it an opportunity, conversation, or idea. It also represents her intelligence and thoughtfulness. She might have it all, but there’s always more to receive. A snail rests at the bottom of the card, as if to imply that she’s living a slow, easy life. It might also suggest that her patience has paid off. Even if there’s more, she’s content with her accomplishments and abundance. 

The 9 of Pentacles is a positive card to receive in any tarot spread. It implies financial security, professional success, and overall satisfaction. Sometimes, this card appears for independent individuals. The 9 of Pentacles might speak to their ability to sustain their lifestyle without any support or assistance. Other times, the 9 of Pentacles implies having everything one wants and needs without asking someone else for help. Either way, the 9 of Pentacles represents overall personal success that came from hard work, dedication, and patience. In some instances, this might confirm someone’s relationship with success, abundance, and material wealth. The 9 of Pentacles tends to have a negative meaning when it comes out reversed. The 9 of Pentacles reversed implies a lack of financial freedom. Codependency often becomes a problem with the 9 of Pentacles reversed. The querent may have to address insecurity, a lacking mindset, or how draining their relationships can be. Likewise, the querent might be the codependent one. Either way, the 9 of Pentacles reversed implies it’s time to work on security and stability. 

Upright Keywords: Luxury, abundance, financial independence 

Reversal Keywords: Insecurity, lack, financial dependency

10 of Pentacles

The 10 of Pentacles shows a family in the center of their home. The family includes a mother, father, a young child, and an elderly parent off to the wayside. The well-dressed, elderly parent looks on at the young family, as if to show how his hard work has paid off for the next generation. The mother and father talk as their child plays with the dogs. Three generations are to represent how a legacy is built over time. Their family home is ornate. Lush gardens, family emblems, and ten coins are shown in the home. This family is established and well-connected. 

The 10 of Pentacles is a fantastic card to receive in a tarot reading! It can represent family, domestic matters, and financial or professional fulfillment. The querent can take the 10 of Pentacles as a positive sign that their hard work is paying off. Whatever the querent is working on might even become part of their legacy. It could impact generations to come. Aside from this, the 10 of Pentacles might suggest a steady home life. A child, partnership, or calmer days could be on the way. This might even confirm that the querent will get along with their in-laws or that an older family member might leave something to the querent. The 10 of Pentacles may confirm financial decisions regarding property or career. While the upright is undeniably positive, the reversal is unfortunately very negative. The 10 of Pentacles reversed infers loss of family, home, and abundance. This could damage one’s reputation or family name. Domestic, professional, and financial insecurities may persist. In some cases, the 10 of Pentacles reversed might indicate a failed personal, professional, or financial venture. 

Upright Keywords: Success, family, wealth

Reversal Keywords: Loss of family or home, failure, instability

Page of Pentacles

The Page of Pentacles shows a young man holding a pentacle up as if to offer it. The Page of Pentacles appears sweet and docile. He gazes at his pentacle with a beatific expression. The Page of Pentacles has one foot lightly lifted off the ground to convey that he could get going. However, the card carries a stillness. The tail of his hat drapes over his shoulder. The trees and mountains are sturdy in the lush background. There’s very little movement throughout the card, save for how the page stands. While the background is lush, the mountain indicates potential obstacles that the page may face in its journey. Perhaps the greatest obstacle is getting started.

The Page of Pentacles represents a few things in a tarot reading. Pages represent children, so this might represent a child. Likewise, it could represent an immature person. Usually, the Page of Pentacles leans feminine, given its element, earth. So, this might represent a little girl or young woman. It might also refer to an effeminate little boy or young man. Aside from being a person, the querent could also view this card as a childlike energy, such as naivety, youthfulness, or immaturity. The Page of Pentacles represents a seed being planted. There’s a new idea that requires work, consistency, and stability. It might be especially aligned with potential professional and financial ventures. Regardless, the Page of Pentacles suggests a real or tangible beginning. There’s something to work with. Aside from planting seeds, pages can refer to conversations. In this case, the Page of Pentacles might be a conversation regarding money, property, work, stability, or something real. Usually, the upright is positive while the reversal is negative. Page of Pentacles reversed implies a missed opportunity, especially if the querent is overly conservative, unrealistic, or ungrounded. A lack of focus and stability might deter new beginnings. The Page of Pentacles might represent an individual who lacks foresight, financial intelligence, or professionalism. It could also represent someone who struggles with discussing work and finances. 

Upright Keywords: Planting seeds, manifestation, development

Reversal Keywords: Missed opportunity, unfocused, ungrounded

Knight of Pentacles

The Knight of Pentacles depicts a knight on his horse. He holds a pentacle in his outstretched hand, as if to give something. Despite making this move, his horse is completely still. The knight’s horse has all four hooves on the ground to show a lack of movement. There’s no movement in the foreground, but the background inspires action. The knight stands before ploughed fields, which symbolize his consistency and dedication. However, there might be themes of tediousness. 

The Knight of Pentacles can represent a few things. Knights refer to young people, so this might refer to a young man. Despite being young, the Knight of Pentacles may refer to a diligent individual who’s cautious and conscientious in their actions. Likewise, it might be a sign for the querent to move steadily. Like all knights, the Knight of Pentacles represents an opportunity. The forthcoming opportunity likely aligns with work and money. It can also represent a steady, real opportunity for something new to begin. However, the Knight of Pentacles asks for patience. Whatever is coming in might take some time to unfold. But this doesn’t mean wait—the querent should make a steady effort in their commitments and ventures. Although the Knight of Pentacles upright is positive, the reversal has a negative connotation. It might refer to a missed, underwhelming, or delayed opportunity regarding finances and work. The Knight of Pentacles reversed could also represent an overly cautious individual who makes no effort to move forward. Laziness and boredom coincide with the Knight of Pentacles reversed. The Knight of Pentacles reversed might even imply that something is coming, but it takes more work and effort than originally thought. 

Upright Keywords: Opportunity, patience, hard work

Reversal Keywords: Stagnancy, laziness, boredom

Queen of Pentacles

The Queen of Pentacles shows a queen sitting on her throne with a pentacle in her lap. She lovingly gazes down at the pentacle. Her demeanor is calm, centered, and even matronly. Her throne mirrors the landscape. There are trees, woodland creatures, and other natural elements engraved on her throne that align with the lush landscape she’s sitting in. A bunny sits at her feet to validate the fertility, abundance, and maternal energy this card possesses. 

The Queen of Pentacles could mean a few things, depending on the context of the reading. Usually, this card represents a person. The querent might use the Queen of Pentacles as their identifier, or it might be someone that the querent is asking about. Regardless of who it is, the Queen of Pentacles tends to represent a woman or feminine energy. This person will be financially and professionally intuitive, loving, generous, and abundant. The Queen of Pentacles likely represents some maternal or parental aspect, so it often appears for parents. In particular, this can be a “mom card”. Likewise, this might suggest that someone is caring and loving like a parent would be. The Queen of Pentacles can also represent professional, financial, and domestic authority. The upright is positive, but the reversal can go either way. The Queen of Pentacles could represent an empty nester. It might also refer to domestic problems and family issues, especially regarding parenting, motherhood, and fertility. Aside from this, the Queen of Pentacles might be a sign for the querent to nurture themselves if they’re not getting that from others. From a financial perspective, the Queen of Pentacles reversed could symbolize struggling to find a work-life balance.

Upright Keywords: Maternal energy, generosity, nurturing

Reversal Keywords: Self-care, domestic problems, family issues

King of Pentacles

The King of Pentacles shows an older man sitting on his throne facing the querent. Bulls are carved into his throne, perhaps implying a connection with Taurus. The king wears a beautifully decorated robe to show his wealth and status. He holds a scepter in his left hand to indicate intuitive power and authority. A pentacle rests in his right hand, as if to show action regarding financial and professional matters. The King of Pentacles has an austere look on his face. He’s a mature, no-nonsense individual. Between what he wears, what he holds, and how he looks, the King of Pentacles has the skills to lead financial and professional matters. The background of this card is similar to that of his queen’s. Flowers, vines, and other lush greenery surround him, signifying his abundance. A castle lingers to represent domestic matters, legacy, and material success. 

The King of Pentacles can represent a few things in a tarot reading, such as a person. The querent might see this as their identifier card, or the King of Pentacles could represent someone else. Either way, the King of Pentacles typically represents a mature professional leader, such as a CEO or director. Status and authority align with the King of Pentacles. This person could also be a leading force in their industry or field. They usually have a good grasp on financial matters. The King of Pentacles might represent a father figure, so this is a “dad card”. Regardless, this indicates achieving immense levels of success, abundance, and even wealth. The upright position is positive, but the reversal isn’t. The King of Pentacles reversed might struggle with professional obligations, managing money, or even being an effective leader. The King of Pentacles reversed can be a miser, so there’s a lack of generosity despite the abundance. In some instances, this could be a cold, aloof, or distant father figure.

Upright Keywords: Paternal energy, wealth/business leader, authority

Reversal Keywords: Selfish, inept, overly stubborn

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