Currency since the Ottoman Empire NYT crossword answer is:
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The Ottoman Empire was a major world power from the 14th to the 20th century, and its currency was used throughout the region. The Ottoman Empire used a variety of coins and paper money, including silver and gold coins, and paper money known as piastres. The piastres were the primary currency of the Ottoman Empire, and were used for centuries until the fall of the Empire in 1923. Today, the piastres are still used in some parts of the Middle East, and are a reminder of the Ottoman Empire's legacy.
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