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Start Here! › Forums › Mining Group Discussion Forum › Economy › Reply To: Economy

January 17, 2016 at 4:11 am #3246
LeighlaFae
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I’m about to start selling wood in 2-packs, for 3L$ (1.5L$/each). Steel will be more pricey, since it requires iron AND coal. Make me an offer. IM for availability. – LF

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