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A silver coin with “two shu” written on its face. The metal is silver, yet its value is fixed in units of gold. Here lies the secret of money.
- 2nd century BC The Kingdom of Pergamon Greece
- about 214 The mint of Rome Italy
- AD 215 Caracalla's Watering-Down Overview: 2,700 years of the world
- 216 BC The field of Cannae Italy
- the 1st–3rd centuries An imperial mint France
- the 5th–3rd centuries BC The capital of Chu: a table with scales China
- the 4th–3rd centuries BC A table of scales and weights China
- 10–14 A table lined with denominations China
- Circa 3rd century BCE The mint India
- Circa 296 AD Alexandria Mint Greece
- Circa 296 AD A market in the eastern Empire Greece
- Circa 525–515 BC The Minting Site Greece
- June 672 Owari Province Japan
- the 9th century On the ledger Italy
- the 9th–10th centuries Pavia, Lucca, Rome Italy
- 4th–11th centuries The Imperial Scales Greece
- the 13th century The Île de la Cité, Paris France
- the 13th century A market where prices rise China
- 1260–1276 A vault stacked with silver for redemption China
- 1279 The London mint Britain
- 1290 An English port Britain
- 1325–1326 Kenchoji, Kamakura Japan
- c. 1329–1330 Delhi India
- c. 1329–1330 Military Treasury India
- Circa 1329–1330 The King's Decision India
- 1344 The London mint Britain
- the 14th century The low country, a mint at night Netherlands
- 1360 The autumn plain of Brétigny France
- 1375 The printing works of the Ming baochao China
- 1415 The walls of Ceuta Portugal
- 1423 Government office counter South Korea
- the end of the 15th century A Castilian counting-table Spain
- the 14th–15th centuries The counting-table of a money-changer Netherlands
- the 15th century A shopfront where paper won't pass China
- the 14th–15th centuries The counting desk of a trading house Italy
- 1521–1543 The seventeen provinces, upon the ledger Netherlands
- 1536– Mexico City Mint Mexico
- the 15th–16th centuries A merchant's table weighing silver China
- 16th Century Treasury Archives Turkey
- the 1570s–1582 Azuchi and Kyoto Japan
- from 1602 The East India House, Amsterdam Netherlands
- 1619–1623 A town of soaring prices Germany
- 1621 The West India House, Amsterdam Netherlands
- 1621–1623 Marketplace Austria
- the 17th century The canal streets of Amsterdam Netherlands
- the 15th–17th centuries Face values that survive only in ledgers China
- 17th century At a money changer's shop India
- 1655 Moscow Russia
- 1661–1715 Versailles and the battlefield France
- 1663 Moscow Russia
- 1663 Moscow Russia
- 1683–1715 The Paris mint France
- 1696 The mint in the Tower of London Britain
- 1701–1710 A winter village and the mint France
- 1725 Yekaterinburg Russia
- 1725 Sweden Russia
- the earlier 18th century Northern Germany, a Prussian parade ground Germany
- the 18th century The mint of Rio de Janeiro Portugal
- the later 18th century A bank counter in Lisbon Portugal
- 1772 Edo Japan
- 1779–1780 A market during the War of Independence United States
- 1780 Madrid Spain
- 1789–1790 A print shop, Paris France
- 1793–1804 New Spain Spain
- 1795 A street corner, Paris France
- 1820–1850 A shopfront counting copper coins China
- 1824–1825 London Stock Exchange Greece
- 1828 Saint Petersburg Russia
- 1834–1838 The counting-table of a German merchant house Germany
- 1835 the gold mint, Edo Japan
- 1835 Coin face India
- 1840s–50s A market stall Turkey
- 1841 The head office in Athens Greece
- the middle of the 19th century Places of trade across America United States
- the end of the 19th century The town market Spain
- the 16th–19th centuries A place where silver is cast into ingots China
- the 16th–19th centuries A table of scales and weights China
- Middle Ages–19th century In the account books Austria
- Mid-19th century Market Korea
- 1854–75 The treasury's accounting office Turkey
- 1858 Shimoda, the American consulate Japan
- 1861 First note India
- 1861 The Scene of Daily Cash India
- 1864–1897 Mexico City Mint Mexico
- 1865–1867 Gyeongbok Palace Construction Site Korea
- November 1866 A mint in Hanseong Korea
- 1866 On the scales South Korea
- 1866 Counting house South Korea
- 1867-1874 The Port Warehouse Korea
- 1868 Kyoto, the Dajokan Japan
- 1868–1869 Edo, the Kinza Japan
- 1868 Kyoto Japan
- 1869–1871 Tokyo, Takanawa Japan
- 1870–1878 The mints of the union's countries France
- 1870s Vienna Austria
- 1881 In the account books Turkey
- 1892–1904 Jeonhwanguk Korea
- 1894–1904 Government office Korea
- 1897 The Mint Russia
- 1904–1905 Advisor's Desk Korea
- 1910–1914 Chihuahua Mexico
- From 1911 Face South Korea
- 1914–1918 Both shores of the Atlantic Britain
- 1915–1918 The public-loan office, Paris France
- 1922 The exchange window Greece
- 1923 The print works, the digits multiplying Germany
- December 5, 1927 At the bank counter Turkey
- May 1940 Under occupation, the desk of the clearing account Netherlands
- 1944 London, the desk of the government in exile Netherlands
- November 1944 Printing Bureau Greece
- 1945 A city reduced to rubble Germany
- 1945–1948 A shop lined with large-denomination paper China
- 1948–1955 The first notes off the press China
- the earlier 20th century A bank in Luanda Portugal
- 1960 A French shop France
- 1961–1991 Various locations Russia
- 1970s–1990s Between the bank and the kye South Korea
- 1972 The Mint South Korea
- 1989–present Wiener Musikverein Austria
- 1999 Frankfurt Germany
- 1 January 1999 Upon the ledgers, at the turn of the year Netherlands
- 2000–01 Design room for the new banknotes Turkey
- 2000–2001 The Council's meeting room Greece
- 2001 At the bank counter Turkey
- June 23, 2009 In circulation South Korea
- 2010–2018 Brussels Greece
- February 2022 The vaults of various countries Russia