According to the previous agreement with Audrey, the price of a slave is five shillings.
Lynn glanced again at the market price of leather and linen cloth in Kakasong City.
Leather is four pence per pound, linen cloth is eight pence per yard.
Compared to the previous transactions, there are indeed some fluctuations, but not significant.
After quickly converting in his mind, Lynn spoke to Grayson.
"The price of slaves and goods combined, I can exchange it for three hundred pieces of glazed products."
Grayson's eyes suddenly lit up: "That's wonderful, Master Lynn."
Three hundred pieces of glazed products, not to mention that each piece can be sold at a high price of ten gold pounds.
Even if it's just seven or eight gold pounds, the profit after deducting costs can be described as terrifying!
The transaction was settled.
Lynn returned to the town with Grayson and his wagon convoy.
When arranging the unloading with George, Lynn and Grayson went to the castle.
