Official Currency is the NSW-DBN or "NSW." NSW means "Royal" and "DBN" is a measurement in Egyptian, about 3 ounces weight. Items are priced according to weight in some products, such as food, cloth, metals, tools, books, etc. The currency exists currently as a business card, for easier printing with low costs, and portability. If compared to the US $ Dollar, we use precious metals in weight comparison. If using gold standard, 3 ounces of Gold (one ounce is about $1500 USD) = 1 NSW DBN. If using silver, 3 ounces (one ounce is about $15.00 USD) = 1 NSW DBN. The currency can be traded against any product - hence "This certificate is negotiable with all forms of paper money or credits," because as one knows paper money has a set value not based on precious metals or other commodity. This may be why Mexicans "haggle" with the customer or "barter" with high prices to be lowered in discussion. Today people don't seem to care to do that, they are more interested in the short term, to "buy this now." Money is a game to some countries. Not everyone plays it. Copyright 2020 UEIR, All rights reserved.
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