Money in medieval times, Medieval money, What money was used in medieval times?

The records of the medieval and early modern periods are littered with references to money, whether referring to the value of lands, payments to staff or the costs of constructing and maintaining castles. This article describes what English medieval coins were like, how money functioned in the economy, and how much castles and other items cost.

[@Logan0o]

sry but im not going to listend to an AI talk

[@kennethdavenport813]

How did they control the money supply?

[@RocketPipeTV]

Same as today, by inflation, issuing more „valuable“ coins over time, devaluing the „value“ of the coins already in circulation.

[@InterestingHistory.]

Good question, I need to do some research about this

[@gundarvarr1024]

They don't, mineral is something you cant control.

[@somedude99]

Your videos are great when it comes to writing the small details of a medieval setting city. Thanks!

[@InterestingHistory.]

Thank you

[@robertbarrett2494]

The groat & noble were multiples of the penny ,
but fractions of the pound .

[@williamwilliam5066]

If the writer of this vid has a crap voice, get a friend to do it, not a goddamn bot. Since when has Pb been pronounced leeed?

[@deborahberger5816]

It sounds like an AI voice, with the misprinounciations and pauses in the wrong place.

[@deborahberger5816]

I just heard "Edward Two's reign." Now that is AI!

[@williamwilliam5066]

Edward Two is worth twice as much as an Edward One@@deborahberger5816

[@deanharmse5126]

Sounds interesting, but the AI voice is unbearable

[@williamwilliam5066]

But it's a lovely video anyway. I'm so happy with my silver and gold for emergencies.

[@williamwilliam5066]

"kernafun"?? Caernarvon ie Kar Nar Von, This is deffo a yankee bot.

[@williamwilliam5066]

Surely it's groat not great? Is this a bot?