Good and plausible story. Thanks fro the enlightenment!

Congratulations on the book! It looks excellent! 👍

Great video.Thank you!!

I wonder why Sparta didn't have its own money? Logically, they should have walked there. Do you rule out the possibility that these were the varieties that went to Sparta?

سلام من یک سکه خیلی قدیمی شبیه به این دارم

Is that your coin?

I have this first coin in the video. Can you evaluate it?

Fantastic coin. Incredible state of preservation. 💎.

I hope it's thick glass, the rate at which Londinium is falling.

I'm sorry, we're just not feeling it like you...cool coin though.

Awesome ❤️

i found one of these.. i think it might be real

Dalar fina

Tack för visningar 👍

Amazing strike on that one!

Splendid coin!

Plate money. Very cool! 🤗

Very interesting thank you for sharing

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Watch the video i uploaded please i found some civil war 2 items i need more info if u could help

Thank you for the valuable historical information. And very nice coin!

Hi

I have same one. How i kow its original or fake?

Very Interesting. Please make a list of the books you used in your research (and that you held up in the beginning of the video). Thanks thanks. Looking forwards to the next in-depth video.

Those are some real interesting coins, great video.

Beautiful coin. Thanks for the video, just wish you could include a more human voice. I hate the computer generated voice, lets save it for SIRI

Beautiful coin.

Gorgeous archaic owls! I look forward to your episode on the Classical issues!

I would take both.

Excellent video. 👍

I have a rare work and I have 6 pieces dating back to 500 BC.

Perfect information and very useful

I've got a very very rare coin need to know who

Is it possible this was minted in Sybaris recording the establishment of new colonies (or defeat of native peoples, similar to the Kroton-Sybaris alliance coinage of Sybaris II after 510)? Are there any fractions associated with it that would point to local trade?

Excellent...thank you for sharing your knowledge 😎

great video 👍👍👍

I appreciate your academic approach. Thanks for the history lesson!

Excellent video! 👍

Roberto, I want to thank you for opening the world of Swedish coins to all of us!!! Your videos are priceless and your knowledge and attention to detail is simply amazing!!! Best to you and your family in 2023 😎

Great video! Doing some pre purchase research of one of my dream coins, the classic, Athens issue owl. Ty for the video.

Well presented. I appreciate the admission that what we know and what we think we know are not always in perfect accordance. History as a whole is never as much the study of what happened as it is what people believed to have happened. We suffer from the tendency to believe as fact what is a prevailing theory only to have it followed by another generation of experts intent on showing the errors of the former group while proposing new theories that their followers will accept as fact and provide fodder for future revisions. This situation seems hard to admire but it is what we have. I do not see how it can change other than for more people to understand that it is a process rather than an absolute truth.

Wow nice coins :o 🙌

How could that possibly have only received a MS-64?!!! I can certainly understand your disappointment :/ You, yourself probably have far more experience in grading than do many of the graders at the top two grading companies...IMHO

Nice video. 👍

Are you expecting to clean them, or keeping them at this initial state of discover ?

Bravo très joli lot

I found a coin in the backyard the other day, going on its condition, I thought it would be 50-100 years old. It was from 2016. The Alkaline soil has eaten it so quickly. Almost no relief visible. The materials the Ancients used, the quality, is amazing and wont be seen again.

That is not a coin, it's a medal.

Your videos are so wonderful! They make me feel like I am back in college,,,a generation ago!! Thank you!!

i have coin can u see it plz