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# Chest Shops

You can either use `/cs` or `/chestshop` to access this feature.

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## Creating a Shop

1. Place a chest.
2. Put the item you want to sell in your hand.
3. Look at the chest.
4. Run `/cs create <price>`

Example:

`/cs create 100`

This creates a shop selling the item in your hand for 100 each.

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## Changing Buy/Sell Mode

Shops can either sell items to players or buy items from players.

Look at your shop and run:

`/cs buy` - means your shop buys items from other players (players can sell items to you)

`/cs sell` - means your shop sells items to other players (players can buy items from you)

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## Stocking Your Shop

After creating the shop, open the chest and place the items inside.

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## Currencies

By default the currency will be dollars $, except on Prison where it uses Tokens.

You can also create chest shops with Lemons by adding the currency to the create command: `/cs create <price> Lemons`

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## Changing The Price

Look at your shop and run: `/cs price <new price>`

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## Removing a Shop

Look at your shop and run `/cs remove`


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