Does this mean you'll be building a place with barter stands? If so, what currency will you use?CSPAN wrote:trading via open market. It's still under construction
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VDZ
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Currency discussion
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CSPAN
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Re: Twin Lakes Trading Co.
Yes, and our own currency. Iron and Tin mints.
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VDZ
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Re: Twin Lakes Trading Co.
That is a tad disappointing. The stuff you're selling isn't very interesting to me, and none of is easily resalable.CSPAN wrote:our own currency. Iron and Tin mints.
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CSPAN
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Re: Twin Lakes Trading Co.
I'm so sorry that you're disappointed. Thanks for you're valuable and insightful input. You are very important.
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Ysh
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Twin Lakes Trading Co.
I think it is wise to minting your own currency. Accepting a currency produced by some other nation is not a good idea.CSPAN wrote:I'm so sorry that you're disappointed. Thanks for you're valuable and insightful input.
I have become victory of very nice Jordan Coles Contest! Enjoy my winning submit here if it pleasures you.Kaios wrote:Spice Girls are integral to understanding Ysh's thought process when communicating, duly noted.
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VDZ
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Re: Twin Lakes Trading Co.
It would be beneficial for larger-scale trade; one could sell things here and use the coins to buy things elsewhere, or vice-versa. As it is now, there is no point in selling things unless you're interested in buying the things up for sale, and you cannot buy the things up for sale unless you have the things being bought here.Ysh wrote:I think it is wise to minting your own currency. Accepting a currency produced by some other nation is not a good idea.CSPAN wrote:I'm so sorry that you're disappointed. Thanks for you're valuable and insightful input.
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Ysh
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Re: Twin Lakes Trading Co.
Oh, yes, this is certain. But it requires a currency everyone will trust. I would not trust a fiat currency produced by some other faction in this game. I have no guarantee they will play fair.VDZ wrote:It would be beneficial for larger-scale trade; one could sell things here and use the coins to buy things elsewhere, or vice-versa. As it is now, there is no point in selling things unless you're interested in buying the things up for sale, and you cannot buy the things up for sale unless you have the things being bought here.Ysh wrote:I think it is wise to minting your own currency. Accepting a currency produced by some other nation is not a good idea.CSPAN wrote:I'm so sorry that you're disappointed. Thanks for you're valuable and insightful input.
I have become victory of very nice Jordan Coles Contest! Enjoy my winning submit here if it pleasures you.Kaios wrote:Spice Girls are integral to understanding Ysh's thought process when communicating, duly noted.
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cecelia
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Re: Twin Lakes Trading Co.
Suggestions for goods you would purchase?VDZ wrote:That is a tad disappointing. The stuff you're selling isn't very interesting to me, and none of is easily resalable.CSPAN wrote:our own currency. Iron and Tin mints.
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Potjeh
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Re: Currency discussion
Split off from CSPAN's trade thread at request, but it seems like an interesting enough topic so I moved it to Inn instead of Hel if you guys want to keep discussing.
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Jalpha
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Re: Currency discussion
It seems wrong to me that any faction use currency made from iron and tin. If you can't see why then I am very concerned.
Laying flat.