I noticed there is a recipe to make coins. Are these the same coins that the markets use or do they have their own versions somehow?
What gives the coins their actual value? Are they able to be turned back into bars?
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Flyrella
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Re: Coins
I know that printing presses are all individual and even if you call the coin with the same name, it would not be accepted at Sevilla market, for example. Otherwise prices would be different, none would trade q200+ saw for one bar (100 coins) of cast iron any q
they are able to be turned back into bars, as far as I know
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Coin
Value is regulated by the coin press owners and yes, they are able to buy the most expensive things for a few bars of metals on their own market.
they are able to be turned back into bars, as far as I know
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Coin
Value is regulated by the coin press owners and yes, they are able to buy the most expensive things for a few bars of metals on their own market.
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Flyrella
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Re: Coins
Ha, it depends. There was an event when Sevilla owner threw away lots of coins in water so people would be able to fish them or find in beach trash. If yours are those, then you could buy staff on Sevilla market. What is the name of your coins?jfw3661 wrote:So basically the coins I found are trash since I have no way of knowing who made them and where they are honored?
Also, you can always remelt them into a metal bar as long as you have enough coins and the ability to do so.