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How is a Medieval Coin Made? #history #coin #howitsmade

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Due to jewish coin clippers they had to add ridges to it lol
Comment from : @mateusstein1438

That's why they were able to chip tiny bits of the metal offbrWouldn't work with modern coins, I guess
Comment from : @Kingcobra6699

And this is were the expression "making money hand over fist" comes from
Comment from : @Callie1981

I think this is what is called "cob coins" or "cabo de barria" 😊
Comment from : @atl2680

Don't ask about the clipping coins incident
Comment from : @modernhaze3

A better video would be showing HOW the HELL they made those dies 200-500 year's ago 😮😮😮😮😮
Comment from : @WATCH-IT-BUSTER

needs cunk
Comment from : @justfor8550

I wonder why they stopped
Comment from : @WesTheHunter

Looks really easy to hammer reminds me of 3d printing
Comment from : @AckzaTV

Man, Imagine how much money you'd make if this was your job
Comment from : @nickc1913

but the still couldn't center the design 😑👍
Comment from : @DSWL_

Master minter 😂😂
Comment from : @Donttouchthesnow

Why did they outlaw coin clipping?
Comment from : @PunishedFred

coin clipping and expulsion of the jews
Comment from : @bv-yz4bq

iim disappointed to see a lot of antisemetism in the comments, especially since the real story behind reeded edged (the groves are called reeds) It was invented by issac newton One of the many things we have today as a direct result of him
Comment from : @mapple35

Why do coins have ridges?
Comment from : @josedorsaith5261

Dave the counterfeiter😅
Comment from : @Hikoriy

Ho ho ho ho Such a primitive way of mintage It is so obviously British that it is hilarious! Hammering coins, my goodness last time we did that here was in the 5th century ha ha ha ha ha ha
Comment from : @jakubpluhar4914

Alcohol makes me hammered
Comment from : @icemoong9513

Charles V , did of course have a cultural background This was german, hence the rejectioj of him as a foreigner especially by the Spaniards
Comment from : @petruska111

Why did they start putting ridges on the sides of coins?
Comment from : @xeuaan

All the perfect one and I show the worse one lol
Comment from : @deathgodresh

I found a 1562 Elizabeth 1st sixpence metal detecting, only hammered ive ever found but i know a few people that have found loads of them
Comment from : @HistoryAndAdventure

The making of the dies is the real interesting video
Comment from : @mowgli2071

I try to Mastermint daily
Comment from : @ReiSpitz

Look into why ridges were added to moneybrSame problems today
Comment from : @magustrigger9195

why is it so hard to center the image on the coin blank?
Comment from : @simhopp

Payday would sure so smoothly ehbrbr"One for you, one for me, one for you, one for me"
Comment from : @Brice23

You can see with the overflow of the coin how coin clipping became an obvious choice
Comment from : @fallowthrall2292

Why did they put ridges on the coins edge ?
Comment from : @Googleaccount_2

So, which process replaced hammering?
Comment from : @askhams

LINCOLNSHIRE BOOOYYYSSS
Comment from : @infertilepiggy5667

horrible centering though 🥸
Comment from : @dfazen89

My family used to be gold and silver smiths back when they lived in England But that was like 150 years ago or something
Comment from : @stacyswiss307