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No sorry your best bet would be to ask in a group or forum

One of the most appreciated coins ever. Btw Maria is the nominative of sea in Latin on the 3rd declension (I-stem)

Lol at the emoji

Can you timestamp this scene? :)

Addiction? Nothing wrong with a quick fix haha

Thank you, flan’s a tad cracked but it’s quite clean. Thank you for watching

I’m not even monetized so it’s aaalll good

I prefer the shiny look, but the dark patina is also pretty awesome

It’s insane, with the oxidation to prove that’s quite old. Some people prefer this look now that is crazy too. I like this coin a lot

The best kind

Hahahaha ok. I really prefer the bare handed approach, I guess I cut my thumb while clipping my nails and it did look nasty. I apologize

Barbarians hehehe

A panda was recently featured on a video, but I did forget yes

Remember the Panda 🐼

Oh but I do

Indeed

Yes a classic

How to turn 1.01€ into nothing lol

Long live the king

Very nice exemplar

Yeah, kings come and go but gold is forever. I always enjoyed the early portraits of the queen tho

It would only happen in extreme cases. Thanks

Thank you keep stacking

I see your point

Is this another way or criticizing my voice, cause damn that one is new! Kudos

L.m.a.o ! I felt it was kinda mean but it was funny and yiur response back was pretty Dam cool as well. Way to take it on the chin ! Some of the stackers can be pretty rough but most are dam cool . They just battle testing you.​@goldismagic

They are more reflective, but I do prefer gold, society has taught me to like gold more than silver lol

Terrific

One of the best I still prefer the eagles

Lol. Sovereigns of this type are 22k

Tested as 22k on the sigma and the ping tester

@goldismagic the blemishes look like it's mixed with an alloy of copper. I just buy fine gold 24kt much easier.

Well, sovereigns have a % of copper, of course. Grats on getting 24k, I have some, they do look nice

I bought it within that range, on the lower end. Quite the purchase. Seems to have quite a lot of silver too. Thanks for appraising it Walter

@@goldismagic I recently bought one myself, an EF for $100.00. well centered. Sharp legends.

@WalterRMattfeld very nice, I take it you collect ancients. Any major pieces?

@@goldismagic Being a teacher of World History and of Art. my collecting interests are wide.my oldest is a coin of Lydia, ca. 550 BC showing a lion attacking a bull. Ialso have Persian coins ca. 400-330 BC (silver Siglos). Then Greek (Alexander the Great), Roman, Medieval, Renaissance, 20th century too. I also collect stamps, currency, first day covers, World War II covers: USA, Axis and Allies. Space exploration of 1960s. My interests know no boundaries.

@@goldismagic My favorite, for historical reasons, is a Tetradrachm of Alexandria, Egypt made in 70 AD. The obverse is the head of Vespasian, and the reverse is his son Titus. In 70 AD they captured Jerusalem and tore down the Second Temple, built by Zerubbabel ca. 515 BC, ending sacrifices.

Yes, possibly, however yt hid this notification, because the platform is so flipping pure lol

Lololol

My face is uglier than my voice hahah. And I’ll be showing coins for the most part. I’ll think about it thanks

Sorry, where did you see them? 3 grand is quite a lot

I have a very rare genetic condition (less than 50 reported cases) which affects every aspect of my life, even my voice. I do not care for your comment sam

Not very nice Sam. Should I assume since your Irish, that your a complete drunkard?

How is it debased tho

I guess one karat is quite a bit, but 22k is still respectable. You could sell it too I mean you would want that token regardless right?

Yep, well at least it’s not fiat money heheh

Yeah, 22k gold or 91.7

Stick around I just got a 9999 gold coin lol

Those are worse, less durable, easier to scratch and dent. 90% is free copper/silver with the same amount of gold plus you can actually touch it.

@@krle7970 well…. Yes, but they look mighty cool

@@goldismagic yes 24k looks better if only slightly

Oh but they are

As regards RISK, only millionaires can afford ancient coins in top grades like Uncirculated or About Uncirculated, they snap up ancient coins at $500,000.00 a pop at Auctions at Major Numismatic Houses in Europe and the USA. Usually one will not turn a profit holding such items until after 20 years or more. I remember a dealer in U.S. Coins back in the 1960s telling his wealthy clients buy only rare, and only in Uncirculated, to maximize profits after 20 or 30 years. Nobody hoarded silver at that time, hoping to get rich quick, like now adays. Ancient dealers will tell you collect because you enjoy owning the piece and its history associations, but do try to buy the finest condition you can afford. Worn-out coins almost never rise in value. My first ancient coin in 1960 from a junk tray at a dealer's table cost $1.00, I bought a book to find out what it was. It turned out to be AS of Marcus Aurelius, with a reverse of a winged Victory walking to the left. Its not worth much, even today. But It got me started in collecting ancients for their history (I am a History Teacher).

@@evangelhodomessias I admire your faith

Indeed

LOL

I was thinking they would have copper in them.

@@869handyman yes that is the case

Yes but this is no history channel

Thank you! Keep doing it and advertise it on Facebook groups so people can watch your channel. Thank you so much

@@goldismagic :) thank you