good people of the Junker Congress, fellow businessmen.
I turn to you in your capacity as a significant economic participant on the Sirian wider market - with a business inquiry:

A purchase of a certain amount (1.000 units) of items usually referred to as "Manifolds".
Most important to me is one specific inherent quality of these items of which I'd like to purchase extreme versions of.
To my layman expertise these ingots are generally not crafted with a specific metal composition in mind beforehand, correct?
Though I assume - given your knowledge and technological capabilities - it should be feasible to create valuable as well as visually aesthetic
ingots that are absolutely unique while at the same time do not take up more space than a small console screen's diagonal, yes?
Self-explanatory in itself that a precise list of metal-composition of said ingots would be needed too.

I am interested in purchasing the stated amount of such specific "Manifolds" from you.
To underline the importance this has for NHIs and mine future business endeavours,
I will showcase it with the price I am willing to pay for delivery to the "New Horizon Commercia" in Zurich: 100.000 Credits apiece.
You will find the Commercia located in the system quadrant 5-C, not far from the Oerlikon Stellar Observatory.

I hope to have piqued your interest for this transaction there?

I am pleased to hear the confirmation about the capabilities of your primary smelting facility in the Puerto Rico system.
During my travels as a transporter-skipper I had heard quite a number of stories about the Junker's prowess for metalworking.
This and your confirmation of produceable variety of Manifold-ingots is vital to my plans for utilising said batch of Manifolds.

Though from your statement about the creation process, I fathom I need to clarify a certain part of my Inquiry:
I do not intend to purchase 1.000 carbon copy ingots of stated size,
but 1.000 ingots who are perfectly unique in themselves, each and everyone of it. A number-plaqued batch, superficially silver-coated.
And this quality of unique-ness is of utmost importance to me.
Hence the bulk of the tidy sum of Credits I offered is dedicated towards this special characteristic,
in concert with receiving a precise list of each ingots' metal-composition .

I am quite aware that processing my inquiry might give the tasked forgemaster(s) of yours a mild to major headache.
Creating the necessary molds, arranging the correct individual temperature and being deliberate in measuring a literal thousand different metal-compositions -
potentially quite intricate in comparison to the usual work done, I think I am correct in this assumption?

So in short, it's not the ingots per se that shall be of value, but their "background" of being forged and certified by your craftsmen.

these are fine news about your forgemasters being able to insert my request into
their probably quite overflowing schedule - you and them have my thanks for this courtesy.

As per your query of the metals to use: I do not intend to mingle my layman expertise with
that of professionals of their craft. Important to me is mainly the quality of unique-ness of said Manifolds.
I do not wish to impose a list of material percentages or such, this seems not necessary and unduly invasive.

As you must see, I chose to come to you and your colleagues with my initial request,
because I value the independence the Junker Congress calls its own from all too great outside influence.
Your position as market participants in your own right paired with the craftsmanship almost innate to your people,
is the value that will back-up any future actual worth or value conscribed to these ingots.
I would be delighted, if the ingots will have a distinct feature to it that makes them recognizable as Junker-produced.
Aside the necessary seal of the forgemaster who will design and produce them, of course.