I do declare that I am the greatest supporter of your BullionVault. It is reassuring indeed to know that rewards for ones labours and employment are kept securely away from robber barons such our villainous "King" and his first minister.

I must confess however that it awfully tiresome to have to sell and exchange ones ultimate store of wealth into the local parochial currency. Through my travels i have seen many strange local customs for the medium of exchange. I have wondered at rare Sea Shells, and extra ordinary pebbles, but my how I laughed unreservedly as the peasantry in her majesties ex-colonies did exchange the most frightfully unsuitable "dollar". I wondered allowed why they did not think to use the leaves from trees as they would seem to inflate in no less a fashion and are certainly less abundant.

I would like offer the results of my pontification to BullionVault, that when I'm conducting my business in these strange backward frontiers, that they issue me with certificates for my gold that I might exchange with civilized others of a similar station directly, without the inconvenience of bartering. We might consider these certificates 'promises to redeem' for a certain weight in gold backed up by your notable reputation and trustworthiness.. It will be with some regret that I will have less beautiful sea shells about my person, but surely I will gladly relieved of those ludicrous dollars.

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I do declare that I am the greatest supporter of your BullionVault. It is reassuring indeed to know that rewards for ones labours and employment are kept securely away from robber barons such our villainous "King" and his first minister.

I must confess however that I find it awfully tiresome to have to sell and exchange ones ultimate store of wealth into the local parochial currency. Through my travels I have seen many strange local customs for the medium of exchange. I have wondered at rare Sea Shells, and extra ordinary pebbles, but my how I laughed unreservedly as the peasantry in her majesties ex-colonies did exchange the most frightfully unsuitable "dollar". I wondered aloud why they did not think to use the leaves from trees as they would seem to inflate in no less a fashion and are certainly less abundant.

I would like offer the results of my pontification to BullionVault, that when I'm conducting my business in these strange backward frontiers, that they issue me with certificates for my gold that I might exchange with civilized others of a similar station directly, without the inconvenience of bartering. We might consider these certificates 'promises to redeem' for a certain weight in gold backed up by your notable reputation and trustworthiness.. It will be with some regret that I will have less beautiful sea shells about my person, but surely I will gladly relieved of those ludicrous dollars.

Wario's retarded younger brother? hahaha


P.S. Only kidding Bimble...

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