Exacley the only reason a pirates would bury treasure is to escape the noose that would be the only reason pirates would bury treasure

Coins are like holding a piece of history.

Geta's portrait was officially removed from many provincial Roman coins featuring both his and Caracalla's portraits. (e. g. SNG von Aulock 2689-91)

I have a silver dollar coin 1780 double eagle at the back I want to sell.

I love the medal dated July 5th... it's my birthday 🥳

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Arnaud Suspène is a sexual predator who offers favors at university of Orléans after receiving sex with students or invited researchers at CNRS. I am surprised this person is not yet in jail..

Actually I think the roman Solidus would be a longer lasting form of ancient coinage that maintained a semi consistent purity up until the 11th century.

Fascinating. . . .very well presented

Well I am really educate from this video. Thank you so much for all team of numismatic Text again God bless you

Well I am really educate from this video. Thank you so much for all team of numismatic

Any links with the Cult Of Mithras?

I liked it thank for all that knowledge!! I think I have a series 2 it doesn't have the writing on the edge!! But everything I checked for looks legit.. except the weight!! I wonder if you could tell me within reason what the correct weight should be.? Thank you.

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Who wants to be interested in ancient money, the symbol of America in 1404, contact me, this is not a hoax

I have an ancient American coin from 1404, maybe they weren't a country yet but the symbol is the same as the American coin, if interested contact me

I do have 1795 and 1804 and 1923

THERE WERE ALSO GOLDEN 5 MARK COINS.

I have 2 these what i connect you

I'm Mark Newby's great x11 niece! By chance, I grew up near Durham, England. Great to hear about him, here!

Short and concise. Thanks for sharing.

Very interesting

A correction: there are *three* Jewish pilgrimage festivals, known as the Shalosh (lit. three) Regalim, which are Passover, Shavuot (“weeks”), and Sukkot - not four, as the speaker suggested. I must admit to some surprise at this error. These are the very ancient agriculture-based markers that required a sacrifice at the Temple in Jerusalem, which required travel from those living elsewhere. (In many small villages, a representative of the community would go and present a sacrifice on behalf of all living there, who would probably have pooled their resources to finance the journey and the sacrifice.)

Wonderful presentation that raises many questions in fields related to the general history of the Roman occupation of Judaea, as well as insights into Christian texts, particularly the rather mysterious incident pertaining directly to Jesus’ use of a Roman coin to illustrate his attitude toward the occupiers. This talk gives deeper insight into this incident, particularly the background of the earlier Students’ Revolt against Rome, after which many Jewish rebels were crucified. Brava. I’m fascinated by the date palm iconography, and would like to know whether the speaker relates it to the far earlier iconography of palms representing mother deities in the area. These may be found on surviving seals and other artifacts, from ancient Babylonia and Sumer across Southwest Asia. The survival of the tree flanked by goats, lions, other deities, etc., often deriving “milk” directly from the tree’s “breasts” is very much like the fruit clusters depicted on the Roman coins. It then makes sense that given the ubiquity of these very ancient images, the date palm in a very similar depiction would survive into the Hellenistic era.

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I have a 1804

3:10, excellent remark. Now they are trying to make us believe that we collectors that have preserved, studied, researched and valued ancient coins for the last 700 years, are criminals.

Really interesting stuff!

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for sale I have 1804 gold coin

Great video!! Maybe in the future the American Numismatic society can do a video about the coins of Alexander the Great explaining the difference between the coins that were minted while Alexander was alive and the ones that were minted after his death, thank you and keep those videos coming.

Thank you!

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I have one

Could it be considered as a TOKEN such as NYC subway token?

What percentage of the army were mercenaries?

Thanks ANS to open numismatic knowledge to the public!

Thank you!

very interesting lecture, thank you!

I have some questions about Cleopatra's function as upperpriest of ISIS (a title she was fun of ) because of the unique combination with her regal power. Why are there so few coins that depicts her with the isis symbols. Besides brothers she has also a younger sister ,who she let killed , who seemed to defie her older sister. Are there coins referring to her?

😂this is a delightful and most instructive videochat ever seen about Cleopatra VII. Congratulations Lucia

Amazing presentation! Very informative!

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What is the significance of the eagle and dolphin? I've read several theories, but have you come to any conclusions? Is it even significant, or more similar to the greek colonies all independently minting coins with acheleous?

Very poor audio.

Minor correction - 22:00 The stolen Yale coin did not have a hole in it. The MHS example is the one with the hole.

Romulus never received the title of Caesar, let alone Augustus. He on the other hand, was twice CONSUL.