Borrowing Momentum for Publicity

Schneider's debt crisis was resolved.

Ah Fu clapped his hands, and someone immediately brought over the gold coins.

Like those of the Rhine Alliance, the gold coins in Boerling City each contained 3.5 grams of gold, so coins produced by the Duchy of Weissen could also be used directly.

But today, everyone's eyes had been opened.

The attendants first brought out gold coins a little over fifteen centimeters in diameter, one centimeter thick, and weighing 3.5 kilograms. One side bore Frederick's profile, and the other showed the castle of Frederick's family.

Each such gold coin was worth 1,000 florins. They had been made for ease of counting and were generally used only between the various levels of government and large enterprises within the Duchy of Weissen. Some wealthy people also kept them at home or used them to show off. They had barely ever left the duchy, and outside it, they were known only by rumor.

Rumor had it that there were even larger gold coins worth 10,000 florins, nearly half a meter in diameter. They were mainly kept in the vaults of the Duchy of Weissen's government and Wessen Bank. It was said they had been made so large to keep people from kicking them into their pockets and making off with them.

Even within the Duchy of Weissen, these coins were only the subject of rumors. They had never appeared in public.

Today, Ah Fu had brought two extra-large gold coins and ten large ones. The people of Boerling City were stunned.

It wasn't just them. Even Frederick hadn't expected him to go this far.

"Thirty thousand florins should be enough, right?" Ah Fu asked Schneider.

Metzger added from the side, "If it isn't enough, I've also brought five thousand florins in spending money."

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