This is Mark Shupe, speaking on the 41th episode of The Moneyball Method Podcast. Today I want to talk to you about “4000 Years of Monetary History — Part II”. We left history last week at the Bronze Age. Now we look at Classical Greece and the kind of money they used. Money was identified with municipal governments and it’s symbols rather than a dictator. Things had changed, money had started to become more stable. Silver was the currency of choice. How did this work? What were their lives like? Join me as we go on a discovery!
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