Bronze coins

Bronze coins are small, durable pieces of currency made primarily from a copper alloy called bronze, which typically includes copper and tin. Historically, they have been used as everyday money for thousands of years across many civilizations. Due to their durability and relative affordability, bronze coins are ideal for circulation, often featuring designs that reflect cultural or national symbols. They serve as a practical means of exchange, helping facilitate trade and commerce by providing a standardized, recognizable form of payment.