The answer to yesterday's question is:
India.
Today's question is:
From which Roman bronze coin comes the “d” symbol which was used well into the 20th century to represent British pence (e.g., 2s 6d meant “2 shillings, 6 pence”)?
Don't forget to come back tomorrow for a very deep Theme Week! (Have I given enough clues yet as to the theme?)
3 comments:
Denarius? I think that's what it was called.
The denarius, or denarii for plural
Dinar?
Spanish word for money is dinero.
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