|
>>
|
No. 10923
Everything is worth what you are willing to pay for it.
In a barter situation, there really is no way to anticipate what the other person will want beyond food, water, ammo, etc. (Basics)
Personally, coffee, tea, tobacco, cooking spices, alcohol, personal computers, expensive cars, etc wouldn't mean shit to me. Gold would be good if everyone uses gold as a reliable currency, but by the point at which that happens, there's generally more stability than me showing up in my truck, looking to barter before swiftly moving on.
Commodities that are hard to take with you would do better. I'd pay more for a hot shower and fresh food than anything else after a couple months.
All that said, again, everything is worth what you are willing to pay for it. And money is just something that has an agreed value assigned to it. Anything can be money.
|