What Drives the Price of Ancient Coins?

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Title	:	What Drives the Price of Ancient Coins?
Lasting	:	12.07
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Comment from : @ClassicalNumismatics

Thanks for this video ! 😊😊
Comment from : @nazarnovitsky9868

Leo posts a video, the price of a coin goes up, because he is just THAT cool 🎉
Comment from : @isabelcrb

Of course being gold probably also increases the value
Comment from : @opinionater9388

Stoke you interest with a Three Million Dollar Brutus Ides of March Gold Solidus Silver Tets, Silver Denarii and Bronze Follis are so common They minted Billions of them I viewed one of these BRVT EID MAR at the NY Show I would prefer Bit Coins or Stocks myself
Comment from : @alanCalhoun2

Great information 😀
Comment from : @darbysdownhomedetecting

Did you just say that I can own a Roman coin for just €5?
Comment from : @schmuckpuppet4842

I have heard both Olybrius and Glycerius are the rarest Which one is true, or is it neither?
Comment from : @mrbeatfan8814

Is it fair to leave out Lucius Verus ( the first Co-ruler in Rome 's history) from the "good" five emperor? brThe situation with EID MAR is somewhat special Because you get the EID MAR Denarius just for 600k $ ( there are 80 of the world wide) the Aureus there are only 3 known and this one was the only one which is avialable on the market The other two are in Museums This explains the insane price On the other hand to be honest how many of the young people today would know what EID MAR means
Comment from : @michaeldob2153

found one from 356 its very black some very well shaved guy xD i think its apolon
Comment from : @Mufasata

I love ancient coins!
Comment from : @Nunyabidnuz

please tell us about history of numismatics, i know about numismatist from around year 1600
Comment from : @peterbabu936

Thank you for the great content You really make this coin collection for a newbie easier!!! Gratias tibi!!!
Comment from : @Mando5

Great content, I studied Latin for 6 years and we were never really taught about their coinage but your vids are super educational and interesting :)brbrSubbed! (also I was blown away by the price of that coin, only 5 euros for something that's over a thousand years old?? That's less expensive than just buying some ice cream around here!)
Comment from : @thatoneguy7191

Ancient coins hold the wisdom of the past, while Bitcoin holds the promise of the future Yet Ancients hold more than just wisdom - they hold the history of human culture Given the rarity of many ancient pieces, we should expect their prices to rise significantly as I believe they are still undervalued Better an ancient than a Byte of a Bitcoin
Comment from : @davidjackson4897

I wonder if there was an Emperor called Antoninus Faucius Pestis who studied medicine under Galen and later unleashed a devastating plague on the Empire whilst returning from the East - a bit like Lucius VerusbrbrI would love to get hold of one of those coins - before my immune system gets reprogrammed to make prion-like spike proteins by the experimental mRNA therapy
Comment from : @kayharker712

Good day sir, i wanted to share my coin,i don't now what is hisory of this coin can you help me thank you
Comment from : @sinodaolleuser30

I love coins and I love this channel
Comment from : @msheehandub

Did you originally know when making this video that the Nerva coin was a contemporary fake? How could you tell? Did you send it to a coin grading service?
Comment from : @tdtyyuf

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Comment from : @vacanygeorges8491

One of the best ancient numismatist you tube channels!
Comment from : @tomcarmen7169

Nice video with a good info for someone who´s starting with ancients Just allow me one correction, for the 5 good emperors the most expensive are in this order: Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Marcus Aurelius and Antoninus Pius
Comment from : @songdanceman1608

Hi, I just wanted to say that you're doing a fantastic job with this channel already Beautiful coins, educational, useful practical information, and professionally produced content Subscribed, keep up the great work :-)
Comment from : @SebLester

Beautiful collection and my favourite YouTube channel! Spending hours and hours studying Roman coinage recently gives so much inspiration to collect :) Thanks for the video!
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