To summarise the document, it would give the Norsegold Co. priority pick in any vestige he makes. This meant that they would get to decide whether they want to keep it for themselves or not before anyone else, which included Lucas himself. As long as the vestige was to their liking, the Norsegold Co. would buy it at a price ten percent higher than market price.
This sounded nice to the ears, but one should recall that based on the system's price settings, Lucas' vestiges already sold at least fifty percent above market price. The system would never settle for less. Even if Lucas did, there was still the seventh five percent 'tax' rate, which would make his earnings even lower. From a considerable one hundred and thirty one (131) federal coins in profit to only ninety six (96) federal coins, which was roughly a twenty seven percent (27%) drop in profits.
What's more, when the system's rates drop after it reaches level two, the loss margin would be even wider.