What lead is worth.
Lead is what you pay with on Fink: a maker's piece in the Catalogue, a look from the Bookstore, a toll on somebody's writing. It has one price, and this is every move of it.
…buys 100 lead at the till
…
One price
Moved
| Bought | Spent | To makers, as royalties | Minted | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asking the house… | ||||
Lately
- Asking the house…
Lead is not traded and its price does not float: the till sells it at one price, and there is no price out, because lead is never turned back into money. The house sells everything lead buys; a maker or a writer is owed a royalty for a sale, and may take it in lead.
Nobody is named here, and no piece of writing is. A move says how much and what kind of thing, to the minute.
Your own lead is at the Catalogue.