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The Ponte Vecchio, built in the late 14th century, did not have a specific recorded cost of construction as financial records from that time are scarce. However, it is known that the bridge was constructed in 1345, replacing an older wooden bridge that had been destroyed by a flood. The cost would have included materials, labor, and the craftsmanship of its unique shops, but exact figures remain unknown. Today, it is considered an architectural and historical treasure rather than a mere financial investment.

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