How would a society based on anarcho-communism, or even communism without state, distribute the wealth so people could buy food, leisure products and other varied items. Who would distribute the currency, if there is any currency at all. Would there be banks? Who would manage them?
If everybody has the same equal amount of wealth then it limits liberty, because some things cost more than other things. If not, if somebody has more than another there would arise jealousy and hatred.
Basically it would mirror Communal living that you see in areas like here or here. With the exception that these communities are forced to live within the legal structure of their host states. In a more anarcho-Communism society those limits would not exist so those things that are currently prohibited to these communities, like the cultivation and processing of certian plants, would be up to the community to police.
At the same time each community would be responsible for their own protection. The reason being that just because your society decided in a non violence and aggression policy does not mean that those people who do not subscribe to those policies will not exist. Another thing to consider is that it is possible that people who would prey on those outside of your community could use your community as sanctuary.
These are the points that tend to break down any anarchy based societal group. The reason is these are the points that breed corruption into communism. The need for defense means the need for a leader for that defense organization. The need to discipline leads to the need for a set of rules, but the majority can choose to side step the rules in special cases, which leads an group of "More Equals" which leads the community towards statism and away from the anarchy based society.
Also there is no personal wealth in a communist economy. Everything is shared and needs are provided with excess consumables shared in an as equal as possible basis. Any accumulation of wealth would belong to the community not any individual. This excess would be traded with other communities for items of use to the community. So any wealth, ie something you can accumulate and not have an immediate need for, would stay in the community stores until needed.
To explain things better, there is a community that practices anarcho-communism showing that the idea can work - at least on a small scale. It has a population of around 2,626 people according to The Municipal Register of Spain 2018. The town has an economy where everything works with a farming cooperative with 2,650 workers. The workers collectively work to grow a bunch of different crops from artichokes to hot peppers, broccoli, and wheat. If you work, you are able to get a house without a mortgage, but you are not allowed to sell your house and the homes are a colony of neat homes with 3 bedrooms, one bathroom, and a 100 square meter garden for each. The land for the homes is the communal property that is supposed to have houses built on them based on the needs of people joining the communities.
