Of course, there are those who choose to privately mint silver coins.
Secretly extracting the silver contained within.
But this matter is not only extremely troublesome, requiring a certain scale to reap profits, but the court is also investigating it, and once discovered, one's family will be confiscated.
The risks involved are not something everyone dares to take.
This will naturally bring a substantial inflow of silver and gold to the Great Tang.
This is completely different from the original history.
In the original history, when the commercial boom brought by the restoration of the Silk Road occurred, the most widely circulated currency was the Sasanian silver coin, even recognized by the Tang dynasty court for transactions.
The impact of this was enormous.
In the end, it even affected the domestic currency of the Great Tang, severely impacting the Tang's monetary system.
