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When Rome Debased Its Currency: The Inflation That Destroyed an Empire

In 211 AD, Rome had the world's most trusted currency: the Antoninianus silver coin. By 270 AD—just 60 years later—the same coin was 95% copper, nearly worthless. This monetary debasement was a primary cause of Roman Empire collapse. Here's the complete economic timeline. 📚 HISTORICAL PATTERN This pattern repeats throughout history: • Weimar Germany (1920s): Hyperinflation • Zimbabwe (2000s): Currency collapse • Venezuela (2010s): Economic destruction • Pattern: Debase currency → inflation → societal breakdown #RomanEmpire #CurrencyDebasement #Inflation #EconomicHistory #RomanCoins #MonetaryHistory #EconomicCollapse #AncientRome #HistoricalEconomics #Hyperinflation #RomanHistory #MoneyHistory #EmpireCollapse #Numismatics #EducationalHistory