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IYKYK. Better be prepared than sorry. Durable, portable, and instantly recognizable, Nuka-Cola bottle caps rapidly became one of the most common currencies accepted by traders in post-War North America. The Hub merchants selected bottle caps because of two factors: First, the technology to manufacture them and paint their surfaces had been mostly lost in the Great War, which limited any counterfeiting efforts: The paint used, machining, and metal type all have to be very specific in order for a bottle cap to be genuine.Second, there is a limited number of bottle caps, which preserves their value against inflation to some degree. Finally, the Hub merchants in New California could support it as a common unit of exchange by backing it with water. If you need to learn more about Nuka-Cola Caps as a currency or the Great War, head to your closest fallout shelter and turn on the news. Or... turn on Amazon Prime.
