What trade and currency was used during the life and times of Jesus?

domestic trade:- same currency foreign trade:- different currency are used

World trade became difficult. Countries restricted the exchange of currency, and even encouraged barter.

The currency is "Real" i think??

At a currency exchange

The oldest recorded incident of currency trading was mentioned in the Bible when Jesus went to Jerusalem and entered the temple and threw out the money changers. back in those days since Jerusalem was the spiritual capital, people from near by regions would travel.. It was in Jerusalem that they would trade their foreign currency with the local currency.

To be able to trade your currency you might have to go to a bank or go somewhere in the closest airport to you and inside the airport they will be a place to exchange your currency.

Yes, it a currency trading indication will help in the task. A currency trade indicator helps keep you updated on the cycle of trading almost two to three times a day and get the best outcome on your trades.

Bank of America and OANDA trade currency, as does the Fed. Currency trading is a global market.

preached about tolerance disrupted trade at a temple Taught Jewish ideas

The FX currency exchange is essential to international trade. It allows for the conversion of currency, USD to Yen to Euro to GBP, you name it, they convert it.

The best thing about a forex trade is the variety of currency that is able to be used. Since this is a foreign exchange market, any type of currency around the world can be used.

Whatever currency used by the country purchasing the slaves was typically use in slave trade. Hope it helped! Ari

I don't know the name, but since Judea was under the rule of Caesar Augusta, it would be safe bet to say they used Roman currency. I've heard that Judea in that time was a hot bed of trade. So most likely they used currency from different nations as well.

trade along the river by ship had its beginning during Roman times.

The currency act was enacted in 1784. Under the currency act, the settlers had no currency to trade. The response to this act was the beginning of the Revolutionary War.