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Originally Posted by maximara
Actually, the universal GURPS $ had been invented:
*"Prices are always listed in $, for convenience – but $ can stand for dollar, credit, silver piece, or whatever is appropriate." Classic Basic Set 3e pg 71
*"All prices in GURPS (whatever the game world) are indicated by a dollar sign – $ – just to make it easy on the writers and typesetters. [B]GMs are welcome to translate this to credits, copper farthings, Martian foomphra or whatever they feel is appropriate to the
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This is not what "Universal Gurps $" means. That has the $ being the same amount of money regardless of tL or location. Cliffhangers 3e (and WWII 3e) have their prices in period dollars. Many other 3e books do this as well.
My comment about inflation was only to indicate that futuristic TLs used a $15,000 Starting Wealth the same as TL7 as if their had been no inflation. Late 3e books started increasing Starting Wealth at higher tLs.