The reading mainly presents that there are three evidences to prove the coin was not brought by norse to america. however, the listening challenges what are stated in the passage by providing three strong evidences.
Firstly, in the reading, it is said that the location of Marine was so far from norse sites in Canada. they had no relation with each other. In contrast, the listening holds an opposed view that native americans travelled over a thousand kilometers to norse’s settlement and brought back the coin.
Secondly, the passage asserts that there are no other kind of coins found in the norse’s site. that means that norse has no coins in the native america. however, the professor also maintains an opposite opinion that norse didn't stayed at a place forever. When they returned back to Europe, they took away the valuable silver coins.
Finally, the author of reading passage believes that the North understand that the coin is not the most widely accepted form of native American’s currency. On the other hand, the lecturer disagrees it with the point that native americans prefer the valuable or unique items. so the norse can utilize the coin trade with the native americans. 
The reading  
mainly
 presents that there are three evidences to prove the coin was not brought by  
norse
 to  
america
.  
however
, the listening challenges what  
are stated
 in the passage by providing three strong evidences. 
Firstly
, in the reading, it  
is said
 that the location of Marine was  
so
 far from  
norse
 sites in Canada.  
they
 had no relation with each other.  
In contrast
, the listening holds an opposed view that  
native
  americans
 travelled over a thousand kilometers to  
norse
’s settlement and brought back the coin. 
Secondly
, the passage asserts that there are no other  
kind
 of coins found in the  
norse
’s site.  
that
 means that  
norse
 has no coins in the  
native
  america
.  
however
, the professor  
also
 maintains an opposite opinion that  
norse
 didn't  
stayed
 at a place forever. When they  
returned back
 to Europe, they took away the valuable silver coins. 
Finally
, the author of reading passage believes that the North understand that the coin is not the most  
widely
  accepted
 form of  
native
 American’s currency.  
On the other hand
, the lecturer disagrees it with the point that  
native
  americans
 prefer the valuable or unique items.  
so
 the  
norse
 can utilize the coin trade with the  
native
  americans
.