Ancient Coins: 5 Coins for Beginners

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Thank You very much for such type of videos !!! 😊
Comment from : @nazarnovitsky9868

I love this guy, but whats the common prices for the antoninianus???
Comment from : @DeadAche1

The Levon (Kingdom of Cilicia / Armenian) is incredible! It was one of my first coins So cool!
Comment from : @John-thinks

Looking at your overall collection, I see a brilliantly silvered Constantius piece How much did that one cost? I would love to get a piece like that
Comment from : @nathanielscreativecollecti6392

I really like your videos very much Based on this video, i bought my first ancient coin - a Crispus VOT X from Trier A nice coin with a nice die clash on the reverse After getting it, I read as much as i could about Crispus I did not know anything about him prior So now I have a nice coin that I like a lot and a new part of history to add to my on going education Thanks!
Comment from : @tonycekolin6061

I collect modern bullion silver coins to give to my kids But the more I look at these coins the more I want to collect Doesn't help that I love anchient Rome/Greece history However I also want to see if I can use them as both a collection and an investment Eg the owl Tetradrachm looks like it would be both but too expensive for me right now Do you do just collect or have some as an investment? Bullion is easier to invest in so to start off with is it worth buying books and bronze coins just to find my feet? I appreciate there are volumes of books to read on the subject of numismatic coins and your videos are a great source so thanks
Comment from : @colinmacdonald2871

ibahve 3 of them
Comment from : @mariusalinm6356

Fantastic
Comment from : @carminecerra6842

You can also get a Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth hammered silver for around $20 USD
Comment from : @thebihnsworkshop1338

Beautiful coins- history in your hand
Comment from : @johnnail532

Aw I love the cute little medusa sticking her tongue out on the greek coin
Comment from : @Lara__

How much did these particular coins cost?
Comment from : @thatoneguy7191

nice video
Comment from : @6663000

I think your presentations are of a perfect time duration, ie between 10 and 15 minutes approximately Personally, I would rather watch two (or more) shorter videos than a single longer one Thankyou for posting Quite a lot of effort involved, I'm sure
Comment from : @davemarks7322

Class! Beautiful coins! brLike for the video !!!
Comment from : @senya7196

Hi! Very interesting coins, good review! Like
Comment from : @denisnumismat2066

So grateful for all the work you put into these videos!
Comment from : @expatatat

Antoniniani and bronze coins of the Tetrarchy-Constantinian eras are easily the most inexpensive and fun way to dive into Roman numismatics There is such a variety that you can easily find yourself focusing exclusively on these types of coins (the fact that they are usually cheap is a bonus too!)
Comment from : @lukeb4475