Follow up: Pascal Coin Units - Where are they?

So why did I write all this stuff in my previous article? https://steemit.com/ethereum/@techworker/pascal-coin-units-where-are-they

It's obvious: Where are the PascalCoin units? We just have PASC, nothing else. If something costs 0.0001 PASC, it costs 0.0001 PASC - too abstract for normal use cases.

Examples:

Hey, how much for the coffee? 0.0020 pascal
Hey, how much for your account? 1.0020 pascal

I think, since it's such a young coin, we can make a community event from it and let the users vote - just for the fun of it. Did you know that PascalCoin has voting included? For free? If not, you should check out pascalcoin.org!

Some info beforehand:

There is a special (probably science) field that is called "numismatics" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numismatics): In numismatics the face on the coin is called "Effigy". So we could divide a single unit into 2 sub-units.

Here is my suggestion, based on the current 4 decimals:

Everything divisible by 10000 is be called PASC with it's effigy called pascal.
The decimals will be called NIKL with it's effigy called Niklaus.

Since I don't think the coin will be renamed, we can go with the designer of the pascal language and worship him. The pronounciation should be the same as the chemical.

Some examples:

Hey, how much for the coffee? 20 NIKL
Hey, how much for your account? 1 pascal and 20 NIKL

What do you think? :-))