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What year did Aphrodite die?
150 bc
When did the Lydians invent the coin?
The Lydians invented the coin around 500 BC
What centruy was 150 bc?
Second Century BCE.
How much is a Greek coin worth?
Post a new question including the date on the coin and the denomination. Greece has had a very long history and a Greek coin could mean anything from a tetradrachm minted in 400 BC or a modern Greek Euro coin minted just yesterday.
What is the value of an ancient 96-98 BC coin with Trajan on it?
Please take another look at your coin. The date can't be correct for at least 4 reasons:The use of BC and AD didn't happen till hundreds of years later.ANY coin with "BC" on it is a fake because before Christ was born no one knew it was "BC"."BC" is an English abbreviation and English didn't even start forming until the 1100s.
How much is a silver coin from 4 BC worth today?
If the coin is dated "4 BC" it's a big-time fake. "BC" means "Before Christ" so no one would have known beforehand about Jesus to date a coin based on his birth.
What century was 150 BC?
It was the 2nd century BC.
An archaelogist finds a coin dated 55BC he immedialely knows its a fake. how?
What makes it fake is the date, the BC part.Because if the coin was really made in 55 BC, then Jesus Christ wasn't born yet. Then how could they say that they made it 55 years before Christ was born when they didn't know when he was going to be born?
What year is 100 years before 50 BC?
150 BC
What year was the globe built?
150 bc
What year did Aphrodite die?
150 bc
When did the Lydians invent the coin?
The Lydians invented the coin around 500 BC
When did the first coin appear?
it was 1234 bc
What year 100 years before 50 bc?
One hundred years before 50 BC, it was the year 150 BC!
What are some events that happend in 150 BC?
nothing
What centruy was 150 bc?
Second Century BCE.
When was the first greek coin invented?
670 BC
