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Before Money Was Money: What Ordinary People Actually Thought About the First Coins

  • Post Date September 30, 2026
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Imagine a farmer in western Anatolia, somewhere around 600 BCE. He’s at the market with a basket of figs and a sack of barley, the […]

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An ancient farmer skeptically examining one of the first electrum coins at a busy market stall.
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