Haven't you seen my community post? I've set up a t-shirt store! :) Check this video description, there's a link to it, I'll be adding more soon but there's a lot of them already!
@@ClassicalNumismatics I've been collecting this piece of Julian II for a long time and have now at least one from each of the eleven mints that issued it. I want the t-shirt too !
Thats really cool! Yes, I often chat with the owner of this coin and he´s very proud of his collection, so you can rest assured your coin is in very caring hands! :)
Gracie mille! Im still getting my ropes with Latin, but at least I try my best to get the classical pronunciation right. Im glad to see Im doing a good job!
I also have what I think is a legionary mint Denarius from the Republic. It has a Right Bust of Victory on Obverse and a close up of a legionary eagle on the reverse, with its wings sticking up.
Great video, it's truly mind boggling to think about how many coins were struck in antiquity across the mints of the empire (this not even including other ancient civilizations).
I have a question about the OCRE website, you mentioned in one video. It's a very useful resource; however, it did not work very well for me in getting information about my Trajan coin. The coin was minted in Bostra, Arabia and the inscriptions are written in Greek. The search feature does not seem to work for Greek inscriptions. Is there some way to search specifically for Greek letters?
In OCRE´s case Im not really sure. Provincial coins are a bit trickier, I recommend you use RPC Online and MANTIS, also from the American Numismatic Society. I need to make a video about these as well one day.
I have two antoniniani of Aurelian. One is from Ticinum and looks normal, whereas the one from Siscia doesn't. Aurelian's neck is comedically long; he looks like a giraffe.
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You MUST make T-shirts with your coin drawings. I absolutely love them! :)
Haven't you seen my community post? I've set up a t-shirt store! :)
Check this video description, there's a link to it, I'll be adding more soon but there's a lot of them already!
@@ClassicalNumismatics Woahh, I'm blind. :O Or just subscribed to too many channels. :) Thank you, looking forward to get some new clothes! :)
@@ClassicalNumismatics You need one with the bearded Julian II obverse on the front and the Bull reverse on the back.
I havent featured this coin in the channel yet, insane! I should look for one, you can be sure it will be there soon, its a really cool design!
@@ClassicalNumismatics I've been collecting this piece of Julian II for a long time and have now at least one from each of the eleven mints that issued it. I want the t-shirt too !
Another fantastic video. Thank you.
That exact mark antony used to be in my collection! (I can tell by the marks and appearance). Im glad to see someone else is enjoying it!
Thats really cool! Yes, I often chat with the owner of this coin and he´s very proud of his collection, so you can rest assured your coin is in very caring hands! :)
as a foreigner living in italy, im so amazed the way you read the legends in latin you sound like a local italian..bravo!
Gracie mille!
Im still getting my ropes with Latin, but at least I try my best to get the classical pronunciation right. Im glad to see Im doing a good job!
..very informative and great coins! :)
GREAT upload as usual!!
That last coin was something I've never seen before, very cool... I need to pay more attention to tetrarchy coins.
2 years later, this is still a great video.
2000 years later, this is still valuable information =)
Like! great video! I have a LEG XII CLASSICAE, but quite worn as these denarii circulated well into the 3rd century AD
I also have what I think is a legionary mint Denarius from the Republic.
It has a Right Bust of Victory on Obverse and a close up of a legionary eagle on the reverse, with its wings sticking up.
I have been cleaning coins for a few months. Almost all of them are from Siscia, I don't know if it's my favorite but it's the one I know best!
Great video, it's truly mind boggling to think about how many coins were struck in antiquity across the mints of the empire (this not even including other ancient civilizations).
True! I think this is the first surprise any beginner collector has when introduced to the hobby.
"Wait... how come there are so many?!"
Cool coins! Very informative video!👍
A joy to watch!
very cool! So far I have Constantinople, Siscia, Rome and Colonia Patricia
I have a question about the OCRE website, you mentioned in one video. It's a very useful resource; however, it did not work very well for me in getting information about my Trajan coin. The coin was minted in Bostra, Arabia and the inscriptions are written in Greek. The search feature does not seem to work for Greek inscriptions. Is there some way to search specifically for Greek letters?
In OCRE´s case Im not really sure.
Provincial coins are a bit trickier, I recommend you use RPC Online and MANTIS, also from the American Numismatic Society. I need to make a video about these as well one day.
I have two antoniniani of Aurelian. One is from Ticinum and looks normal, whereas the one from Siscia doesn't. Aurelian's neck is comedically long; he looks like a giraffe.
HAH! Yes, absolutely!
i have won Gallyus in Palstain
and i dident see any won in yur brogram