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One of the advantages is that trade became easier . After switching from the barter system to do this trade was a lot simpler. Around 570 B.C they switched to coins . The Government made the coins. People were willing trade their goods for coins. Coins could also buy anything.

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What were two advantages for the Athens of coined money?

It was an easily portable means of exchange, and also a durable means of storing assets.


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you could use it to buy stuff such as necessary tools for survival


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