Pawnop. property responisbility- player's or board?

["Electronicwaffle" <electronicwaffle@...>]

I have been thinking on pawnopoly some more, and I have yet to edit 
the new rules. I setup the game recently, and I cam across a new 
discovery. First some background;

Originally, I had the tiles face up with their respective coin on 
top of it, suit side up. Players obtained the coins as 'proof' of 
ownership. 

Secondly, I decided to have the tiles face down, with the coins off 
of the tiles. Tiles would be turned over by one player, looked at, 
and ownership or non-ownership was determined. If a player ended 
that turn owning the tile, the tile was rotated to face the player.
(This was around the time money 'put in' into the game, and dice 
luck taken out.)

Now, Here is where I am now, 

Tiles are face up again, as I think the second option above was to 
obtrusive to game play. Coins also are face up this time around, 
still on the corresponding tile.

I plan to rotate the coin only to face the player who pays for the 
corresponding tile. 

Is this a good idea, or is the element for a player forgetting to 
collect rent to good to pass up? (Any player could simply look and 
remind the player that he or she has rent comming.
If we leave the coin on the tile, on what corner do we place it?

Also, slightly related, As I mentioned before, I think I will go 
with the idea that number times the suit will equate price, in 
Sun,Moon,Crowns,Arms order. Now, what multiple should I let the 
suits be? 1s 5s or 10s? or even different per each suit? 
How exactly will this reflect the starting amount of money per 
player? 

Trying to bake the other half of my games,

Eric