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An archeologist and a historian are digging in an old temple ruin. The archeologist finds a coin dated back to 137 B.C. . He hands it over to the historian and they both go to someone to evaluate its value. Turns out, it was worthless. WHY?
14 Answers
- 2 decades agoFavorite Answer
The coin could not have been dated as B.C. because if it were before Christ, how would they know Christ would be born?
- djarn_djarnLv 42 decades ago
Coins weren't used back then, so it must have been fake.
Or it was a zimbabwean coin, things are worthless
Yeah, and b.c = before christ, nobody knew he was comming
- fAr stArLv 52 decades ago
because it was dated 137 B.C. and how possibally could anyone know that Christ will be coming after 137 years. simple.
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- Serving JesusLv 62 decades ago
Because no one knew when Christ was born before he was born, so it wouldn't be dated 137 BC.
- 2 decades ago
B.C. is before christ...and they didn't use coins back then...so it must have been fake.
- 2 decades ago
because he lied to them! when they threw it away he picked it up from the garbage, sold it and today he is driving a porche