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Red. It required the use of gold.

Blue. It required digging up rare clams.

Neither.

Purple is the most expensive color.

Purple is made of an equal amount of Red and Blue.

Ever heard of Royal Purple?

Royal Purple is the deep Purple pigment used for Elite clothing beginning in the Roman period and illuminated manuscripts through the Middle Ages.

Purple is Royalty.

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