👉 Hygronomini are ancient Greek terms used in the Roman Empire, referring specifically to a type of coin minted by the Roman Republic as part of its currency system. They were primarily made from gold and were often associated with a high-quality metal like copper or silver. These coins were minted into 10 pence, 5 shillings, and 2 farthings, which are equivalent to modern British pounds and quid respectively.
