These goods were highly profitable and in short supply; the Eternal Commerce Guild sold them on a limited basis.
Grain merchants were all figuring out how to make money with the Grain Tickets in their hands.
The Grain Tickets issued by the Eternal Grain Bank were also used as wages for workers.
Merchants throughout the city were notified that they were willing to settle payments for goods with Eternal Grain Tickets.
Since traders were willing to accept Grain Tickets, the workers of the Eternal Domain didn't need to exchange them for grain, instead using the tickets as currency for their daily consumption.
In Nuta City, grain was hard currency.
Now, the Eternal Grain Bank had fine grain and ordinary grain in stock. One could exchange a pound of Eternal Grain Tickets for more ordinary grain than before, and it was cheaper than using metal currency.
