After the last Pioneer Knight's appointment document was auctioned off for the astronomical price of 246,000 gold pounds, this auction, which was almost like a carnival, finally came to an end.
Just a few thin sheets of paper could fetch a price that most people could hardly imagine in their lifetime, simply because the content recorded on them represented the titles of hereditary nobility, and this cannot be said to be anything less than a rather humorous situation.
However, for Perfikot and the Duke of Gloucestershire and Sir McIntock, who had specially come to the Northern Territory, this was not their main concern.
What truly concerned these three pillars of the Empire was the ownership of these five Pioneer Knight documents and their subsequent handling.
Although Perfikot issued these five documents mainly to make money and promote the Northern Territory, this did not mean that the five people who obtained the Pioneer documents just needed to pay money and nothing else.
