The cosmic mineral trade market is just at the end of this road, turn left, and the sides of the street are full of mineral shops with simple decorations. The facades are dusty, and none of them appear bright or shiny.
However, the small piles of mineral samples in front of the shops look somewhat pleasing, golden and openly displayed there, not afraid of being stolen at all.
Su Xiaocai distinguished those piles of minerals and found they were all common gold ore. An entire heap might not even refine into a few bucks. The universe is most abundant in gold.
It is widely used with strong ductility, but the quantity is truly large.
The reason it is called gold is because before humanity embarked on cosmic voyages, the purpose and quantity of gold on the planet made it suitable as a metal to measure currency.
Su Xiaocai patted the dust off the surface of the gold ore; even without refining into high-purity gold, they still looked good.
