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Of their own art and metalwork, however, it should be mentioned that the men of the north are much more respectful. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #269)

Many transactions are also done with fragments of gold and silver, often broken from larger objects, such as cups or plates, and these must be individually weighed. Indeed, the men of the north think little of breaking apart objects which, in the south, would be highly prized for their artistic value, simply to obtain pieces of negotiable precious metal. The fine candlesticks from the temple of Kassau, for example, I expected would be chopped into bits small enough for the pans of the northern scales. Of their own art and metalwork, however, it should be mentioned that the men of the north are much more respectful. A lovely brooch, for example, wrought by a northern craftsman, would be seldom broken or mutilated. "I have two pair of scales," admitted Ivar Forkbeard, grinning. "These are my trading scales," he said. - (Marauders of Gor)