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Roman money finally became worthless because when Rome stopped conquering new lands, no new sources of wealth were available. Food was scarce. Making food prices go up. To pay for the food, the government decided to produce more money in the form of coins. The value of depended on the amount of silver in them. But since the government didn't have much silver, in put less and less value in the coins. (This is called inflation.) If inflation isn't controlled, money has less and less value. Roman coins soon became worthless.

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Because they were stupid

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Because they died and they were to flabby

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