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'''Money''' is a medium of exchange more convenient than bartering. [[Charlemagne]] standardised European coinage within his Empire, and his standards remained even after his Empire crumbled. |
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==Money in the SCA== |
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eg. 3 gold = $3. |
eg. 3 gold = $3. |
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==See also== |
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* [[trade]] |
* [[trade]] |
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* [[12th Century coins]] |
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* [[12th Century monetary units]] |
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Revision as of 12:38, 26 September 2004
Money is a medium of exchange more convenient than bartering. Charlemagne standardised European coinage within his Empire, and his standards remained even after his Empire crumbled.
Money in the SCA
For the purposes of speaking forsoothly, money is also referred to as 'gold' in the SCA.
eg. 3 gold = $3.
