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4 May, 22:39

Why did the spanish melt down the gold and silver artifacts from the conquest?

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    The Spanish melt down this things because they need to finance the war they are planning. Because the real gold is worth a money and if they melt it down it would cost about cents, dollar is really made of brass and it is worth 125 dollar if melt down.
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