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Isn't this dramatically over-engineered though? Here's what they use today: https://static-numista.com/forum/images/58fa1df58e689.jpg https://static-numista.com
by carabiner 5y ago
Isn't this dramatically over-engineered though? Here's what they use today: https://static-numista.com/forum/images/58fa1df58e689.jpg https://static-numista.com/forum/images/58fa1df58e689.jpg
- Cthulhu_ 5y agoI was going to say, a flat object (out of wood or metal for 'genuine-ness') would be a lot more practical, and they'd be using them everywhere. In western Europe, they would use scales to determine the weight of coin, since size itself doesn't mean much - that's logic used by modern day vending machines.