Emporium

Somewhat dubious list ordered by denarii/min

First Toga + Second Jewelry + Third Jewelry 4th Lion + 5th Lion 6th Perfume + 7th Gem + 8th Incense + 9th Spices + 9th Silk + 11th Armor + 12th Perfume 13th Toga 14th Gem 15th Ceremonial vessels + 16th Ivory + 17th Coat + 18th Silk 19th Incense 20th Spices 21st Armor 22nd Glassware + 23rd Ivory 24th Ceremonial vessels 25th Sailing + 26th Teaching journals + 26th Ointment + 28th Mantle 29th Glassware 30th Wine + 30th Olive oil + 30th Tunic + 33rd Literature +

Best Price
The best price to sell for in the emporium isn't as easy to determine as you might think and there are a few variables involved. To start with, it's important to realise you have an alternative and that is selling at the market price. This is important if you consistantly have more goods you might sell then available spots at your emporium. It's even more important if you are considering to buy goods at the market in order to sell them at your emporium. This means there is a difference between your turnover and your profit and this can influence the best sales price. The workers in your emporium can also influence the best price.

Here's some examples for looms with a few different market prices and workers:

Both the best turnover and best profit are underlined in the tables.

Notes:


 * 1) The higher the market price, the higher the chances are that there's a difference between the price that gives the best turnover and the price that gives the best profit.
 * 2) The difference between 2 workers and 2 craftsmen is nearly, but not exactly constant with a factor of around 1.54 between them. The differences are too large to be only caused by rounding up or down to the nearest second.