One Roman coin in this box is worth $1,000

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Comment from : @VincenzoPapadia

У меня есть one cent 1961D и до 1999P коллекция продаю
Comment from : @KarenKostanyan-do8hm

2:48 brbrI’m no expert, but I’m 99,99 certain that is Antoninus Pius (138-161 AD)brThe text to the upper right looks like ‘ANTONINUS’brAlso he’s one of the few early emperors with a beard
Comment from : @TheLordRichard

Sadly, the Nero sestertius with the port of Ostia is not in good enough condition to be desirable
Comment from : @tavuzzipust7887

That certainly was an awesome video! As a kid, I was always fascinated by Roman history, as well as the Saturday afternoon "sword and sandal" films on the TV Once able to, I was amazed how it was possible to get my own pieces of history, while not spending a whole lot of money I've not checked any of them for years But, I do remember saving up my allowance money and getting a sestertius of Trajan The reverse commemorates the king of the Parthians, Parthamaspathes (pardon the spelling - an off the top of my head moment), meeting the emperor Using the Seaby book, I remember I was able to pinpoint the date of the coin, as well
Comment from : @rightlyso8507

Garrett, are these all from Nero Coins?
Comment from : @alexanderjentes

Among the best of American narrators…
Comment from : @alexanderjentes

I don't know why but I keep on coming back for this video - prolly because I still haven't bought coins
Comment from : @luke379

More of this please!! This would be an amazing segment!
Comment from : @intuned373

Neumismatics has so much depth
Comment from : @Moredread25

Thanks for this, I'm also a coin lover and you've made consider getting into Roman coins
Comment from : @hamiljohn

Would Roman documents be worth more than coins as they're papyrus instead of metal?
Comment from : @naciremasti

Thank you so much for all the work you put into educating and entertaining us!! One day I might get around to a video or 10 explaining how I got into ancients over 40 years ago while stationed in Sinop, ( or Sinope) Turkey!
Comment from : @quickumentaries

I want to buy that entire box sans the $1000 coin
Comment from : @apo11o38

I loved it!
Comment from : @clearymc

You lucky son of a gun! I'm as jealous as all get out! Regards from Canada 🇨🇦
Comment from : @keithagn

I'm not sure about the value ratio of gold to silver in imperial Rome, but If one possessed the only gold from the Decebalus Treasure today, it would be the rough equivalent to sixteen-thousand tons of silver
Comment from : @DonariaRegia

am i wrong for only wanting to buy coins in a NGC slab?
Comment from : @Zlorthishen

Garrett, seriously, I could sit and talk and listen to you for hours I've designed some museum exhibits in the past, and one of my favorite parts of that job was talking to and listening, and learning from the scientists, researchers, curators, and scholars So rewarding and fulfilling! Thank you for continuing that experience for me
Comment from : @speederscout

I prchased in Barcelona a month ago from a market a coin that was made under emperor Valerius Valens Hope its worth more than 10 euros or atleast equal :)
Comment from : @simplepixel5617

Buy far I'm no expert on Roman coins but I can tell you that several of those lumps of encrusted coins that I bought and soaked in distilled water have been gold and some lumps, gold nuggets It's certainly fun I have Coinage and history of the Roman Empire by David L Vagi, two volumes and none of my hundreds of coins are in those booksbrbrThanks for your videos Perhaps a video about female villains of Roman, my friend just did a tour and came back full of tales of female villainy
Comment from : @noreaster08

I went through a “junk box” at a show and i found a rare Licinius II follis RIC VII 94 From Ticinum
Comment from : @thebihnsworkshop1338

Loving this video!
Comment from : @rickb3078

Not having the whole box in frame is incredibly frustrating!
Comment from : @QuantumHistorian

Shuffling around a junk box is always a thrill! Even when you are used to handling fancier stuff, this kind of tray reminds you that fascinating coins come in all price bracketsbrbrAnd if you know your stuff, it can also be worth your while in terms of monetary value, although you definitely wont hit the jackpot always
Comment from : @ClassicalNumismatics

Were you able to buy it for the $30?
Comment from : @nathanielscreativecollecti6392

This video made my day!
Comment from : @jewyork718

Really fun idea for a video, great work!
Comment from : @liljonrules5657

Honestly any of those "not valuable" coins are invaluable to someone who loves History as I do I would never sell a single coin I owned, be it worth 1 dollar or a million
Comment from : @Docre_T

I always love going through such "junk boxes", even though I know I won't find anything worth a lot of money, I always find something interesting which is of value in itself, at least to me And I often find coins to toss into my own small "gift junk boxes" I occationally give to kids in my family I try to keep a bit track on what they have in their collection as to make them exited when I give them a bunch of coins that "happen" to include some they miss in their own collection Thanks for a lovely little video
Comment from : @larsrons7937

Dr G! You forgot to plug your book! Are you feeling unwell?
Comment from : @cerberus6654

Loved this video! I may have a new hobby
Comment from : @fleischer236

Very interesting video, thank you for all the fantastic content!
Comment from : @KingNik1994

Knew it was gonna be a sestertius! What’s on the reverse? brI got my own with a ROMA reverse and at a steal too cuz it was overcleaned Even tho it looks like a Cheeto with some visible brass the portrait and legend is still in great condition
Comment from : @gremlin7665