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The History of Coins u0026 Currency (Pt 1)

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Three currencies that existed for millennias: Roman coin, Gold dinar, English Pound Sterling( which still exists)
Comment from : @ozanareyiz7773

two corrections in during 4th to 6th Gupta coinage was there much beyond Indus river it reached till present day Iranbralso you have shown the region of oddisa chattisgarh in non coinage area till the end of 8th century but coins were in use in them since pre Muryan era
Comment from : @zukotra

history of coinage in India dates back to almost 3500 Bce or maybe even more
Comment from : @zukotra

Currency (especially coinage) was better in the early medieval and late medieval eras
Comment from : @Roo31173

What happened in Indonesia around 1300 that made it switch from Indian to Chinese money?
Comment from : @karolpalion2883

I’m surprised how long the Greek currency lasted in Persia, several decades after Arab invasions
Comment from : @akirasuzami9847

How china? like how
Comment from : @cool7boy803

圆是方，方是圆
Comment from : @cnuseryc

Going coin and curreny on world country
Comment from : @frenchempirealetuiyuan

interesting how the borders of roman coinage mirrored the roman empire 2 centuries after its collapse
Comment from : @ilect1690

Hey could you do a video about calendars through time? Like julian, gregorian, jewish or egyptian calendars etc?
Comment from : @nelsonwierzbinski9559

The greek coins looked amazing Very sophisticated
Comment from : @hevnervals

About 273 Ehtiopia began making coinage About 873 it merged to create the Mogadishu coin Both coins dominated East Africa exclusively thru 1500, wow
Comment from : @jupiterroyalty2176

Bonjour, en fait, je pense que c'est plus compliqué Cette vidéo est un peu simpliste La monnaie d'échange, c'est tout un programme bien plus vaste🧑
Comment from : @alpacino7856

Taka is a bengal currency which was used for the whole india 😮
Comment from : @borhanuddin8447

And like always the north Africa empire are forgetting like the Numidian kingdom and the idrisside kingdom the aghlabid the rostomides the Zirides the badisid the Hamadides the Almoravides the Almohades the zianides the hafsides the mérinides the alaouites the algerian kingdom 😞😞 why do you always forget us
Comment from : @Yanis84

2:08 Aye Axumite Coin! My home land Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and Eritrea 🇪🇷
Comment from : @Andu_music

Chinese Wen coins looks like a Robux from Roblox
Comment from : @SMD-BKP

I m bihari form magadh I speak magahi !!! I m so proud to see magadh since the down of civilization !!!!!
Comment from : @rehanansari009

lol why does the music sound like tennis
Comment from : @finndakaaslittlepictures

Currency and trade are closely related It can be seen that Eurasia has had sufficient corners since ancient times The formation of the Silk Road also promoted currency and cultural exchanges Now we see the beginning of the new Silk Road Therefore, the United States is anxious and keeps attacking China, the largest foundation of the United States, the hegemony of the US dollar brIn fact, no matter how the US uses attacks on other countries to satisfy its own interests, the hegemony of the US dollar will eventually suffer a huge impact due to its dependence on new energy to replace oil and the landing of national digital currencies in various countries
Comment from : @czoe6733

Taka is from Bangla " now Bangladesh currency is taka or tk "
Comment from : @mahmodulhasan7

Ak akçe kara gün içindir
Comment from : @blumasorchur

In every video you will see india 🇮🇳giving the world something more and western people destroying it
Comment from : @viralvideo2313

Is it intentional that the Aksumite/Mogadishu coin isn't in the key?
Comment from : @lsedge7280

You are wrong in this video This is not "Taka" This is "Tanka" which was transformed later into "Taka" in eastern India And "Tanka" coins were started in the time during the age of The Great Ala'uddin Kholgi
Comment from : @amitbosu2797

Kusan coin is missing from India
Comment from : @amitbosu2797

Perfect
Comment from : @mueanukdahan6995

The Attic standard (around 300 BC) looks just as good as some coins minted todaybrIt makes me wonder what currency Egyptians, Hittites, Mycaeneans, etc were using before the collpase of the ancient world (around 1100 BC)
Comment from : @happyslapsgiving5421

The people of North Africa did not deal with coins despite the colonization of the Romans, with the exception of some coastal cities , as well as the Umayyads
Comment from : @hamzaalmdghri8741

Damn can't believe the British Isles, Denmark, Norway, and Ethiopia used the same currency once
Comment from : @yeeyee5057

AD1254 CHINA INVENT PAPER MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : @desperadoshao9733

🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🐪
Comment from : @MonstarmusicSoha

Greece keep the drachmae untill 2000
Comment from : @iakovos56

Its cool knowing all of history and the events that were tied to the changes
Comment from : @frostyalaska6371

The Russian Dirham was actually called "Zlatnik" meaning "The Golden (coin)"
Comment from : @Shiroiji

Too bad you forgot celtic coinage beginning circa 250 BC in Gaul and Britain
Comment from : @elbentos7803

Wtf at 3:07???brHow are the russians using dinar??
Comment from : @sarmadali7191

Shell COINS to copper COINS to paper money to CARDS to digital money, and I want to have videos that describe all of this
Comment from : @jutea9858

So Gold dinar was the Dollar of those days
Comment from : @freetube5304

Interesting to see that China was the first country introducing paper currency And now, it’s kinda of the first non-cash nation again Is digital currency the future?
Comment from : @GilbertZ92

Very cool, very awesome
Comment from : @HardDie

Bharat 🙏🙏
Comment from : @parveshbisht4955

i am disliking this video, becuase no mentioned about licchavis coin and manank in 500 CE
Comment from : @kapil4417037

In India before coins were cast common currency for nominal everyday shopping was ‘kavdi’ (the word cowrie has roots in this word) Even today Indians talk about “phuti kaudi”Coins were only for higher value denominations
Comment from : @kraut1982

Hey! What's the "Kievan dirham"? Google say nothing about it
Comment from : @AdolfOknov

BUY GOLD
Comment from : @ivanhidalgo865

💥 bWestern propaganda ALERT/b 💥🖕😎🖕brbrbrbr brMiddle eastern empires have had coins 1000 years before greecs
Comment from : @Keyhan-c8c

Just think about how much research must be done
Comment from : @neillu

Bitcoin
Comment from : @maxklawaliliput6732

Great video, i understand that you coulsnt possibly count all the minor independant coinages that existed but kudos for thying to do as much as possible, a really great video
Comment from : @aliksanon6491

Worst invention man ever created brGet rid of money 💵 ❌
Comment from : @getridofmoney9868

Does the map represent the scope of currency use? Why hasn't the map of China changed? After the Han Dynasty, the map did not change at all, whether it was the expansion of the Tang Dynasty, the decline of the Song Dynasty or the split of the Five Dynasties and ten countries
Comment from : @zhu_zi4533

Celtic coins were being used in Britain 250 years before the conquest by Claudius There are approximately 45,000 examples of pre Roman British coins in hundreds of different museumsbrIt's very hard to take this video seriously
Comment from : @Georgieastra

Wow Indian coins were so detailed and beautiful
Comment from : @MagnusRequiem

GOLD DINAR <3
Comment from : @marwen-zakhama

Is this a coincidence that every coin(almost) have been round
Comment from : @me_rudra__

How did the Ptolemaic standard survive for centuries after the fall of the Ptolemaic dynasty??
Comment from : @bhavyalakhina5205

なんか中国人と一緒にされてるのむかつく
Comment from : @onion_is_best

jk
Comment from : @susanfernandes4335

Russian denga? WTF is this? There was Moscow kopeyka and Novgorod kopeyka, grivna and ruble
Comment from : @SNVampyre

I like the Chinese coinsbrThey don't honor mortal men,brlike if they were higher beings,brbut instead have beautiful patterns on them
Comment from : @dtheundertale3799

Actually there were 7 at least kinds of coins before Qin united China
Comment from : @肖逸淞

Very interesting! Actually in the Iberian Peninsula Arabic coinage was widely used even in Christian Kingdoms; if I recall my Portuguese History correctly, by the time of our first kings in the XII and XIII Centuries, a commonly used coin was "maravedis" (Portuguese pronunciation of Marawedi), but I'm quite sure that it was fully substituted by Portuguese currency long before what is stated herebrbrbrRemember that our part of the Reconquista was achieved during the XIII Century, almost 250 years before the fall of Granada, so using "maravedis" as main currency after that would be simply odd "Bolhão" was a coin used by our first kings, and, also important, minting coin was a symbol of independence
Comment from : @danielconde13

I never knew this about India! !
Comment from : @Sajjatayaan

What is AS supposed to be?
Comment from : @MalachiCo0

how about The History of railway in 1800 at AD to present?
Comment from : @jessielorah7616

I’m here for the mighty drachma
Comment from : @olbiomoiros

I got a bitcoin ad
Comment from : @farisoneAFC

I like it this idea, continue 🇾🇪♥️
Comment from : @xxJoud

So no one is focusing on india😒😒
Comment from : @majaaaaya

Very valuable information :)
Comment from : @MintofGdansk

between 350 AD our Karnataka's Pride Kadamba Dynasty Also had their own coins , u missed it
Comment from : @madhukarunaadiga8163

Ollie, is it true you are leaving youtube?😥😧😨
Comment from : @danialamin252

And bits of coins
Comment from : @1wun1

B H A R A T 🚩
Comment from : @ashishpachupate

Kushan Empire, Hephthalite, and Ghaznavids Empire is not Iranian
Comment from : @mehdihazara

Celtic peoples had common coins to trade between them in gallia before the invasion by the romans The coins were different between the different alliances of peoples
Comment from : @nickmtp8824

Gold and Silver! Those were the days!
Comment from : @thaturaniumguy

1:59 that's bharatvarsh Or greater India no matter how many people deny this one cannot hide it
Comment from : @animeguy7037

Why you not add Ottoman Sikke
Comment from : @themeoriffen6318

currency and coinage exusted before 600BC, and what about florins and ducats?
Comment from : @dorahady

Mogadishu Somalia 😍😍💉💉🇸🇴🇸🇴
Comment from : @MAdamM937

ơ sao không có vn Vn đã ra đời hơn 2500 năm tcn mà
Comment from : @四六-w1t

India is the legend world,a legend continent
Comment from : @SGRR5485

Comrades we must abolish money for communism
Comment from : @claromale

I was wondering if you would make a video on Maratha Empire and it's confederacies in India No proper video on it exists on YouTube
Comment from : @polarisgemini52