King of Pentacles

In my interpretation, the baby King is seen here enjoying his riches without regard to formality. You can order the Applied Tarot deck here. ​

The King of Pentacles is a person possessing immense power, both personally and materialistically.

While a loving parent or father akin to the Queen, this person is more stubborn and has a bigger ego than the Queen counterpart. The King of Pentacles is conservative and miserly, but generous when there is a reward or thanks in it for him.
 
Questions answered by King of Pentacles:
Who? A dad or parent; A business owner
What? A bank account; a store of luxury goods
Where? At work
When? Mid-August to early September; When the business is in the black
Why? Because you need to be careful with your resources
Yes or No? Yes
 
King of Pentacles
​Before any card: A business involving (card)
After any card: Business, environment, Dad

The King of Pentacles as:
...an action?

• Donate to a cause
• Offer someone advice

 
...a place in your house?

• The comfy chair

 
...a place in your city?

• A thriving business
• A restaurant
• A sports center or arena

 
...a place in the world? 

• Mexico City
• Chicago
• Cuba
• Thailand

 
...something to eat?

• Fresh meat you hunted yourself
• Food that grows on vines, such as grapes, wine, tomatoes, kiwis

 
...something to clean?

• The den
• The living room

 
...where to find the missing item?

• With Dad or the kids

 
...a color? Green, yellow, purple
 
...a movie theme? Success, stubbornness

• Free Solo
• King Kong
• Evan Almighty

 
...a new career?

• Businessman or general contractor
• Team owner
• Management
• Dad

King of Pentacles combinations
With Justice: Being honest in business leads to abundance.
With Four of Wands: “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”13
With Ace of Cups: Following your heart leads to security and prosperity.
With Queen of Swords: A complicated person and a pragmatist form a successful partnership.
With Ace of Pentacles: When you think you have given enough, give more.

13 Helen Keller