Can't distinguish mined ore from deposit ore in trade office?
Hi, I wanted to make an offer to buy gold ore deposit at the trade office, but the offer looks indistinguishable from one to buy already mined ore (even if you hover over the graphic to get the tooltip). Given the former is surely worth somewhat less than the latter, this would seem to be an important distinction, though I guess most players don't necessarily keep a stock of ore deposits, so are unlikely to see the offer unless they tick "Offers I can't afford". BTW the reason that's what I want to buy is that I need to mine a certain amount of ore for a quest, but my existing mine is running low, new mines are expensive and I'd rather avoid using gems to top it up (which I had been doing up till now, but running low on gems...don't support there's a good/reliable way to convert gold coins - which I have plenty of - into gems?)
(Actually I think I've since noticed that the icon background is *slightly* different, it has a gradient effect for the ore deposit, but not the ore itself. Seems misleadingly subtle...)
difference deposit filling and mayor's house filling
Yet in trade trade mined iron ore is a square with iron in it and a mine filling is a square with iron in. The almost unseen/overlooked difference is that the ore mine filling, as does every other deposit filling has a colored line around the square.
https://i.imgur.com/AqKKhnO.png
On the left is the deposit filing whit the lining to the richt the filling for the mayor's house
have fun trading.