She selected one of the smaller white fox furs from the inside. In modern times, a similar fur collar would cost thousands of dollars, and it might not even be real fur. This one, however, was one hundred percent genuine fur, and the size was sufficient, probably worth tens of thousands of yuan.
Although it was a loss to exchange fur for silver, she had limited silver in hand, but an abundance of furs.
After Ye Jiu had sent the goods over, the response she got turned her face green with frustration.
Luo Ranran said, "This fur is worth at most a hundred taels of silver; it's not enough to pay for those items."
Yes, the fox fur Ye Jiu chose wasn't large, and due to the carelessness of the person who skinned it, the fur was not intact, but the fur color was of high quality. In her own place, taking it out couldn't be worth just a mere hundred taels of silver.
