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How did the Lydians use coins to replace the barter system?
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How did the Lydians use coins to replace the barter system?

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bartering was replaced by money because it is more convenient. However, modern Barter Systems uses a medium of exchange (money) to make their trades, or transactions, just like a bank transaction.
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