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Yes, people in ancient Greece used various forms of currency, including coins made of precious metals like gold, silver, and bronze. The introduction of coinage around the 7th century BCE facilitated trade and economic exchange. Additionally, wealth in ancient Greece could also come from land ownership, agriculture, and trade goods, although the concept of money was primarily tied to coinage. However, not everyone had access to money, as social class and status played significant roles in economic participation.

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