Did ancient Greek always use money?

Ancient Greek did not always use money. In the early days of Greek civilization, barter was the primary means of exchange. However, as the Greek economy grew more complex, money began to be used more frequently. The first Greek coins were minted in the 7th century BCE, and by the 5th century BCE, coins had become the standard form of currency in Greece.

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