Which ancient civilization created the first documented customer loyalty program using clay tokens that customers collected to earn discounts on future purchases?

The concept of customer loyalty programs didn't originate in modern times! Ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods to encourage repeat business and reward loyal customers in their marketplaces. This poll explores how ancient merchants pioneered customer retention strategies that we still see echoes of today. Test your knowledge about these early commercial innovations that shaped trading practices for millennia.

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Ancient Egypt, where pharaonic merchants gave 'royal seal stamps' to repeat customers of the palace workshops
Mesopotamian Sumerians, who issued small clay tablets called 'sila tokens' that could be redeemed after collecting specific quantities
Ancient Rome, where the collegia (merchant guilds) distributed bronze 'fidelitas coins' to regular patrons
Han Dynasty China, where silk merchants provided bamboo tally sticks that customers accumulated for preferential access to premium goods