Healed land. Audited. Priced.

Beneath the dust of one thousand, one hundred and sixty-seven hectares in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales, a quiet currency is gathering interest. The currency is soil. Its rate of return is verified annually by an independent registrar. Its custodian is a fourth-generation grazier, and its yield, for the year ending March, was approximately A$1.84 million on a project cost of A$565,000. The asset class has not yet been named in any public market. This is the first dispatch.