Excellent informational video. Dad had a coin of Augustus, given to him by his father in Italy. Unfortunately it was stolen when theives broke to their home. 🖐🇦🇺
Nice video. Bought my first ancient coin that could fit the theme of this video. "Markus Antonius & Julius Caesar" military mint at Cisalpine Gaul, 43bc VF.
Y por cierto, el denario de Pompeyo, muy escaso y difícil de conseguir, mas en ese estado de conservación. Solo hay que ver el precio que han alcanzado los ejemplares aparecidos los últimos años en las subastas
nice! i have no pieces of crassus or pompey, i wanna get them in the future...very nice coinage! which of those are harder to obtain as far as you know? btw i have a caesar portrait & a spanish military mint caesar denarius ! some of my favorite roman coinages....i like how you say about the military coinage how they were certainly in the hands of the legions, esp. the legions of the triumvirates! that is a super cool factor for me. cheers!
You have great taste on coinage eh! :) I believe the Pompey denarius is the rarest and most expensive. The Elephant denarius was minted in vast numbers since Caesar could seize the money on Rome, and the Crassus one was an official roman issue, so it had a significant mintage as well
Tank you for your videos about Roman coins. The title screen shows several coins with a square cross and some with a square cross encircled. The cross has extensions at the end. They nearly could be seen as a swastika. These coins refer to Caesar's Comet that was seen in 44 BCE, This is the symbol of the planet Nibiru that can be found in every corner of our globe in many variations. We now know about planet 9 and planet 9 = Nibiru. Ancient knowledge tells us about the disasters that are caused by this planet when our planet Earth is closer to the spot were Nibiru crosses the ecliptic plane. The most important effects are: many living beings die and a cycle of civilizations exists. To learn much more about planet 9, the recurring flood cycle and its timeline, the rebirth of civilizations and ancient high technology, read the e-book: "Planet 9 = Nibiru". This book answers many of your questions about ancient history. It can be read on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Search: planet 9 roest
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Excellent informational video. Dad had a coin of Augustus, given to him by his father in Italy. Unfortunately it was stolen when theives broke to their home. 🖐🇦🇺
Impresionante vídeo y piezas, desde luego este canal llegará muy lejos. Muchísimas gracias por estos maravillosos documentales numismáticos!
Muy amable! Ojala vengan por ahi muchos anos de numismatica para todos!
Crassus is a very interesting character. Especially his crushing of the slave revolt and the crucifixions subsequently
Awesome history lesson!! This is why I got into numismatics!
What beautiful coins, I really enjoyed your presentation. I am here a year later and glad I subscribed, this popped up on my startup page.
Nice video. Bought my first ancient coin that could fit the theme of this video. "Markus Antonius & Julius Caesar" military mint at Cisalpine Gaul, 43bc VF.
Y por cierto, el denario de Pompeyo, muy escaso y difícil de conseguir, mas en ese estado de conservación. Solo hay que ver el precio que han alcanzado los ejemplares aparecidos los últimos años en las subastas
Ojala fueran mis monedas!
Great video. Thank you very much.
I just love your videos. Thank you.
A very little note. It's an apex, not a culullus
You make great videos! Keep it up! EDIT: Varro was a noteworthy character in his own right. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Terentius_Varro
nice! i have no pieces of crassus or pompey, i wanna get them in the future...very nice coinage! which of those are harder to obtain as far as you know? btw i have a caesar portrait & a spanish military mint caesar denarius ! some of my favorite roman coinages....i like how you say about the military coinage how they were certainly in the hands of the legions, esp. the legions of the triumvirates! that is a super cool factor for me.
cheers!
You have great taste on coinage eh! :) I believe the Pompey denarius is the rarest and most expensive. The Elephant denarius was minted in vast numbers since Caesar could seize the money on Rome, and the Crassus one was an official roman issue, so it had a significant mintage as well
nice coins
nice pieces
I have some questions about video that I'm working on I will give you a shut out if you help me
Hi Erick!
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Shoot me a message and lets see what we can do :)
Tank you for your videos about Roman coins. The title screen shows several coins with a square cross and some with a square cross encircled. The cross has extensions at the end. They nearly could be seen as a swastika. These coins refer to Caesar's Comet that was seen in 44 BCE, This is the symbol of the planet Nibiru that can be found in every corner of our globe in many variations. We now know about planet 9 and planet 9 = Nibiru. Ancient knowledge tells us about the disasters that are caused by this planet when our planet Earth is closer to the spot were Nibiru crosses the ecliptic plane. The most important effects are: many living beings die and a cycle of civilizations exists. To learn much more about planet 9, the recurring flood cycle and its timeline, the rebirth of civilizations and ancient high technology, read the e-book: "Planet 9 = Nibiru". This book answers many of your questions about ancient history. It can be read on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Search: planet 9 roest
i have one coin of caesar