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Unboxing a lot of Ancient Roman Bronze Coins

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Comment from : @ClassicalNumismatics

That SMNB of Helena, is so hard to read The N (Nicomedia) and H (Heraclea) are so close together in how they look
Comment from : @CaracallaJupiter

Great video on Roman coins
Comment from : @maincoon6602

Ii only have 80bc of the coin but have graining surfaceveljovis and the winged goat l I have are beautifulno reason to mess will a with everyone get a slap in the face for that
Comment from : @christopherevans2445

Very nice videos !
Comment from : @ermirhaskuka1285

This is really informative and useful As I started collecting I have gone for quantity over quality and now have a big pile of coins! Your video helps me make sense of much of what I have - chiefly follis and antoninianus coins
Comment from : @allanwestphall8108

That was a very fine lot--some truly superb specimens Poor Crispus, Constantine's son It ended really poorly for him, and his fate was, it is said, perhaps Constantine's greatest regret I look forward to watching your forthcoming look at the coins of his dynasty that you mention They were absolute savages, particularly to each other Theirs are also pethaps the likeliest coins for newcomers to ancient coins to acquire due to their low cost So, I anticipate great interest
Comment from : @BilgemasterBill

Wow, Im jealous of these coins nice haul
Comment from : @isabelcrb

👍👍👍👍👍👌
Comment from : @janiskar7892

I have a Valentinian or Valens coin, it has the emperor with a prisioner knealing, i think its from SISAK
Comment from : @vitorbmacarthy348

Lovely coins Leo👍
Comment from : @gordongrant408

I'll be expanding my collection next year A lovely lot like this would be a great start Ty
Comment from : @NYCNAP

Really good video, I had the pleasure of finding and holding the coins from that period, it's just as You said: a lot of those have been minted Keep up the good work 👏
Comment from : @MD_Panonnia

great coins, looks like a premium lot
Comment from : @6663000

So would the silver content just be on the surface or would my worn (but still beautiful (and cheap) late romans have silver in them?
Comment from : @sandrojones8068

Very interesting I wonder if your Helena piece is Nicomedia or Heraclea In the mintmarks the N for Nicomedia and the H (eta) for Heraclea are practically indistinguishable Interestingly RIC VII Heraclea 79 has officina B, giving us the mintmnark SMHB, but the corresponding RIC VII Nicomedia 95 only lists officinae Γ and Δ, so that RIC does not list this piece with mintmark SMNB Let me know what you think ! I really enjoy trying to identify Roman coins
Comment from : @tavuzzipust7887

The first Roman coin I was able to identify was from the reign of Constantius II
Comment from : @quinmastrangelo5699

Look sweet!
Comment from : @slavi98

I absolutley love your presentation This is the first time i ave listened to you i will certaily subscribe Your knowledge is impressive, and your clear concise pleasant voice and smooth demenor really make it a pleasure to listen Thank you
Comment from : @helenavondrakenstein4969

Haven’t seen lot of lots like this These would be actually very nice coins even when sold separately 👌🏻
Comment from : @lucaromano_numismatics

Currently have one Roman coin Constantine I with the 'signalpost/Campgate reverse' The coin is quite a propoganda coin with a lot of speculation on it's meaning Thanks for the video, very interesting!
Comment from : @Matisto1

excellent video 👌
Comment from : @zachrobberts3977

Great coins overall Even if LRBs aren't your thing, one has to marvel at the ones that somehow survived the overissuing of currency with a good style and size
Comment from : @abian36

I just bought a licinius silvered coin I'm recently getting back into some lrb coins
Comment from : @spartanumismatics8165

Great video! I’m just starting out and you’ve been a huge help, so thank you! Cool to see you talk about these coins you are adding to your collectionbrbrMy first purchase was a Constantinopolis Commemorative because I loved the classic look of the helmeted bust (and the price tag!) as well as a Constantine/Sol follis Looking to do a collection of Constantine era coins to start out so I’d love to see a video on that in the future So many great options for collecting out there to choose frombrbrKeep up the good work, do do a great job! 👏🏻
Comment from : @captainbluetooth

nice and fun video👍
Comment from : @elviskoo548

My collection has a lot of late Roman bronze coins because I buy uncleaned lots Lots of Fallen Horsemen Can you explain why Constantinius II is so common?
Comment from : @nathanielscreativecollecti6392

:newcoinday:
Comment from : @numismaticmaster8612

Hi Leo, nice coins! The consular bust style employed both for Constantine I, Licinius I and II in the 317-321 coinage of the Licinian empire, is quite interesting and unusual The style was also used for Constantine but neither for Crispus nor Constantine II In AD 318, the consulate went for Licinius Aug and Crispus Caes; in AD 319, for Constantine Aug and Licinius Caes; in 320 for Constantine Aug and Constantine II Caes So they all exercised the consulate in this period, yet just Constantine and the Licinii had consular busts in the coins (all the time)
Comment from : @Numischannel