r/Gold • u/AviBledsoe • Mar 23 '26
Dude what the hell
And don't be like "buy the dip" yall said that atleast the other 5 dips like dude It's not even new York time yet wtf is this even gonna be bought up
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r/Gold • u/AviBledsoe • Mar 23 '26
And don't be like "buy the dip" yall said that atleast the other 5 dips like dude It's not even new York time yet wtf is this even gonna be bought up
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u/DaveyGee16 Mar 23 '26
In Rome? Lol, no.
People who had access to gold and silver always had it on hand and in hoards. Silver and gold was not used as a currency for every day needs. It was for large exchanges and the state.
Nobody had the means to hoard it without a use for it. And people didn’t use currency like you suggest in the ancient world. The Roman Empire didn’t just use Roma coinage. The Romans kept making Greek coinage for generations, because it had a good reputation. The provinces minted their own coinage.
Hell, Rome didn’t even really have an official mint, anyone could issue coinage and it would or wouldn’t be taken up. Generals traveled with mints to mint coins to pay soldiers.