- Look up drachma or δραχμή in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Drachma may
refer to:
Ancient drachma, an
ancient Gr****
currency Modern drachma, a modern...
- 1
drachma and 5
drachmae and a gold coin of 20
drachmae. The
drachma coin
weighed 4.5 g and
contained 90% silver, with the 20
drachmae coin containing...
- 50
lepta (1914); 80
lepta (1923); 1 drachma, 2
drachmae (1919); 3
drachmae (1920); 5, 10 and 25
drachmae (1922). The 25 and 40
lepta and 1
drachma values...
-
divided into
three silver drachmae of 2.9 g (0.093 ozt), but was
often linked to the
Athenian silver didrachm (two
drachmae)
weighing 8.6 g (0.28 ozt)...
- Greece, the
drachma (Gr****: δραχμή, romanized: drachmḗ, [drakʰmέː]; pl.
drachmae or drachmas) was an
ancient currency unit
issued by many city-states during...
-
being 1:3000. An
Attic talent was the
equivalent of 60
minae or 6,000
drachmae. An
Attic weight talent was
about 25.8
kilograms (57 lb).
Friedrich Hultsch...
- as is the
custom among the Egyptians. She
asked that I give her 1,300
drachmae ... to
clothe her ... and to
provide her with a
marriage dowry ... if she...
-
Belgian francs. Note:
Converted to euro on 1
January 2001 at €1 = 340.75
drachmae. Note:
Converted to euro on 1
January 2000 at €1 = FIM 5.94573.
Prior to...
- that
originated in
Ancient Greece. It was
nominally equivalent to four
drachmae. Over time the
tetradrachm effectively became the
standard coin of the...
- is
equivalent to 60 minae, 6,000
drachmae or 36,000 oboloi.
Money portal Attic weight Talent (measurement)
Drachmae The
exact m**** of a
talent was 25...
