Coins pass through our hands every day, yet few people stop to ask why many of them have ridged edges. These grooves are not decorative. They were created to solve a serious problem that once threatened entire economies. For centuries, coins were made from precious metals such as gold and silver, and their value depended directly on weight. This led...
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