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If ur talking Medieval Times ( Barons, Knights, Plebs ) 300oz - 1000oz would make u very well offFor 300oz to get you "many lands and pleasures, and loyal knights and debt slaves, even $1000 dollar silver wouldn't cut it, even at 10k is only 3 million, that's hardly many lands and debt slaves. L
Nope, the gap-up will get filled.It seems that gap had been patched up on my chartso no coming back to cover it. Its outside the moons orbit now.
Ancient Civilizations & Early History
The Era of Government Coinage
- Ancient Greece and Rome:
The ratio was relatively low, often ranging between 10:1 and 12:1, as governments sometimes fixed it for monetary stability.
- Medieval Period:
The ratio fluctuated, falling to 9.4:1 in 1350 before rising back to 12:1 in the 1450s.
- U.S. Coinage Act of 1792: The ratio was fixed at 15:1, a reflection of market conditions and supply.
- Mid-19th Century: The ratio rose as high as 16:1 in the U.S. after the Coinage Act of 1834.