Colonial Currency
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Title
Colonial Currency
Subject
Image of the Spanish Dollar
Description
The various colonial empires in the Americas had currencies they either brought from Europe, or developed as the colonies progressed. Currencies such as the Spanish dollar pictured were accepted across the Americas and the widespread use of them helped facilitate trade between parties. The standardization of coins such as the Spanish dollar heavily influenced later independent American nations and their currencies. With the development of international trade across sea routes these currencies helped facilitate the transfer of goods.
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Wikimedia Commons
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Citation
Unknown, “Colonial Currency,” The Transatlantic Story, accessed April 26, 2024, https://transatlanticstory.omeka.net/items/show/39.