In theory.
Exhibiting Cash almost involves no extra costs, unlike Gold or diamonds. Gold processing has costs; every smelting costs money, and diamonds too, turning raw diamonds into dazzling gems.
The costs are very high.
Not selling.
These investments just have to settle there, like dead objects. For now, it seems Myanmar has no intention of selling these things, planning to continue exhibiting them and offering free admission.
Souvenirs?
Few.
In short.
An attitude of 'I don't plan to make money'.
Regarding this.
The team leader feels it's a bit foolish, but not too foolish, because these almost unique and massive items are mind-boggling, attracting tourists to Myanmar whose food, clothing, shelter, and transportation all contribute to Consumption.
From this perspective.
It's understandable.
Therefore.
Cash.
Is the lowest cost exhibit here.
"That's a lot of money."
