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Bir çeviri sorunu bildirin
Option 1. You mined 200oz, pay 30%, or 60oz. You smelt the other 140oz at a 10% loss to the blacksmith, leaving you with 126oz which you sell for $1,200 an oz at a total profit of $151,200
Option 2, You mined 200oz, Smelt it all, Leaving you with 180oz of gold. You sell that for $216000. You still have to pay for 60OZ of gold at $72,000. leaving you with a total profit of $144,000.
option 3, Can you even pay with melted gold?
Basically you always want to pay with the goldore. if your paying in money, your paying for that gold to smelted.
Working well for me.
The best way is to not clean out gold unless you need it for operations until you have enough ozs/grams saved up to pay for the claim. Wait for night and clean up everything and then go buy the claim. Once you own it, you do not owe any royalties even though you paid for it with mined gold.
OG WL
Vileborg
Edit: paying the rent in un-smelted gold only though, is definitely the way to go. It's how they do it in the show, and is not gaming the system.