Pendor Gyrr Pendor Gyrr was a female Givin criminal active during the days of the New Republic . Although she tried her hand with smuggling and black market sales , she made her fortune by counterfeiting credits . Gyrr employed her natural Givin talent for mathematics to create false Imperial and New Republic currency , with which she then purchased goods . Although her operation alone did not pose a threat to the stability of the New Republic credit , General Airen Cracken posted a bounty on Gyrr to prevent her from inspiring other criminals to follow her lead . She was believed to have several bases on trade worlds . Biography . Born on her species ' homeworld of Yag ' Dhul in 33 BBY , the female Givin Pendor Gyrr found herself ill at ease among her own people . She instead left the planet and made a name for herself as a currency forger . After the Battle of Endor destabilized the galaxy in 4 ABY , Gyrr capitalized on the economic turmoil to create vast amounts of false currency , including both Imperial and New Republic credits . Gyr played the financial markets by waiting until the value of a particular currency was high , then using her fake credits to make purchases . One of her employees was Qan Gindoch , a Human smuggler , until he was captured on the planet Mantooine by agents of the New Republic , who suspected him of involvement in the counterfeiting operation . Gindoch confessed all he knew and was released in 6 ABY . Gindoch ' s testimony helped the Republic link confiscated counterfeit money to Gyrr ' s organization , and thus detect telltale imperfections in her forgeries . Gyrr supplemented her operations by selling stolen items on the black market and smuggling spice . The New Republic General Airen Cracken believed that Gyrr had bases at several trading planets and systems , including Bespin , Celanon , the Corellian system , Nar Shaddaa , and Ord Mantell . Although Gyrr ' s forgery racket was small enough to spare the New Republic devaluation of its currency , the galactic government ' s inability to stop her operation worried Cracken that other criminals would follow her example and compound the problem . In 7 ABY , Cracken accordingly put out a bounty of 15 , 000 for the Givin ' s capture . Cracken noted unconfirmed reports that suggested the Givin ' s whereabouts at the time of the posting were on Ord Mantell . Personality and traits . Pendor Gyrr used the mathematical talents of her Givin heritage as a boon in creating her false currency , a skill at which she was an expert — despite imperfections that allowed a skilled analyst to detect her handiwork . She was a competent businessbeing , but she was especially knowledgeable of banking procedures , currencies , and financial markets . She was also able to get along in criminal circles . Nevertheless , Gyrr did not fit in with Givin society and instead preferred life off Yag ' Dhul . Gyrr was a hairless , black - eyed , 1 . 6 - meter - tall Givin with the bone - white exoskeleton characteristic of her species . She commonly carried a hand scanner , plates for credits , a datapad , and a hold - out blaster . In an image that accompanied her New Republic bounty profile , Gyrr wore a loose - fitting tunic – trousers combination and sandals . Behind the scenes . Gyrr is featured in the role - playing sourcebook " Wanted by Cracken " , written by Louis J . Prosperi and published by West End Games in 1993 . The illustration of Gyrr that accompanies the entry was drawn by Rob Caswell .