you can think back to King Croesus and his father and the ancient Lydian metalworkers and the legendary history from the Croesus stater to today's coins.

Saylor asserts that Bitcoin will “displace gold as a non-governmental store of value” and describes it as “the apex property ...

Lyncestis was an independent polity that held a useful trade route position on the way east to Lydia, now Türkiye ... of an Alexander the Great-era coin first suggested that the site was from ...

The first gold coins, as far as we know, were minted by the Lydian civilization around 600 BCE (NYSE:BCE). Gold and silver, of course, were currency, plain and simple, in ancient Egypt ...

The subsequent discovery of artifacts including stone axes, coins, pottery shards ... the complex networks and power structures of ancient Macedonia, especially given the city’s location ...

Without modern communication, coins were the most direct link between a sovereign and the people, embedding the ruler’s likeness into everyday life. Far more... On Thursday Greece is set to return ...

Demand among individuals for gold bars and coins has been surging ... the order of King Croesus of Lydia, in modern-day Turkey, around 550 BC. But by then, gold had been used as a show of riches for ...