They used it in trade to increase their wealth and power.
They started to use coinage in the later 7th Century BCE.
The Lydians are known for being the first to use real coinage money.
No because is still a name! If you can't use your own name, you can't use a Greek god or goddess' name!
they would use the red sea to trade between countries ,and this was a quick way to trade.
Ancient Greece was the first place which was historically recorded to use coinage as a form of currency for buying goods and services.
Henry VIII debased the coinage or, in modern terms, devalued the currency.
They used it in trade to increase their wealth and power.
For profit, and to expand the range of goods for their own use.
An aphrodisiac, from the Greek goddess, Aphrodite.
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The Lydian system of coinage corresponds to the first use of standardized coins for economic transactions. It was developed by the ancient kingdom of Lydia in Asia Minor around the 7th century BC. The Lydian coins were made of electrum, a natural alloy of gold and silver, and played a crucial role in the growth of trade and commerce in the region.
Coinage is currency in a solid, generally metal, form. Used as a means of commercial exchange.Nowadays being undermined by the Perpetual Motion Machineof modern economics, Inflation.
More use of cash for teh business.
The steamboat is faster that a sailboat so they could ship goods faster than with a sailboat
The only WW1 Trade coinage I can find a reference to is from Britain and they were silver. The Trade coins were not struck for domestic use, but were only for trade in the Orient. They were called "One Dollar". The obverse had a standing Britannia and the reverse had oriental designs on a stylised cross. The only gold coins in general circulation in either Australia or Britain, were Sovereigns and Half-Sovereigns.
Ancient Egypt had an economic system that functioned without the use of coinage (for 3 millennia)