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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2019
- www.coinweek.com
In Part I of Talking Ancient Coins, collector Mike Beall sits down with CoinWeek ancients writer Mike Markowitz to take a numismatic tour of the ancient world. Discussed in this 45-minute episode are examples of the earliest known ancient coins, archaic coins from ancient Greece, the signed dekadrachms of Sicily, large-sized Aes Gracia As cast coinage, and much more.
This is a wonderful opportunity for two passionate and knowledgeable numismatists to share their personal insights about this area of collecting.
The coins are of exceptional quality, as well...
This is a wonderful opportunity to for two passionate and knowledgeable numismatists to share their personal insights about this area of collecting.
The coins are very nice, too.
More of these please, there's a million articles/videos on modern stuff(which I also collect) but there's a HUGE hole for ancients waiting to be filled with this media
We always appreciate videos on ancient coins
It has been 3 months since this was posted. When will part 2 get posted?
Excellent history! Very exciting part1 Thank you!
A great presentation! I look forward to the second part! There are no such films on YT and I think that many lovers of ancient numismatics are waiting for them.
Absolutely fascinating!
I've just started collecting Ancient coins!
The thought of holding a piece of history in your hands, words can't comprehend..
Fascinating video. Most enlightening. Shows how history of coins is closely entwined with world history. There is not nearly enough of this type of study. It may need a college semester or two to acquire enough useful knowledge of this most fascinating subject.
What an informative great video, thanks for sharing
Tremendous program, lovely examples!
One of the best videos on coins i have seen 10 out of ten , many thanks👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
An excellent presentation of early coinage! Although my relatively modest collection of ancient coins is based more on a more conventionally classic esthetical point of view (ie late Vth - IVth century BC for Greek coins, Roman Imperial Ist to IIId century AD, with research of style and of quality of preservation rather than rareness), I remain fascinated by the first coinage ever in Ionia and/or Lydia and the heavy bronze cast coinage of Rome in the IVth and IIId centuries BC. Anyway, I love how numismatic science completes what ancien books and archeology can tell us about the Ancient world.
what a great video , I learned alot n now will do more research . Thank You !!!
Wonderful video!
Nice coins
Love it. Where is part 2 ?
Fascinating
Nice collection
Great program. Particularly the evolution of coins from “nuggets.”
woohoo una colección monedas certificadas no las conocia fantasticas muy buena informacion lastima que no le hizo un buen acercamiento a las monedas antiguas ,,,a,, saludos desde colombia felicitación estaré atento al ,2,
gracias, amigo!
Did part 2 ever materialise? I need to see the other Romans!
i want more
the cat at the end... lol
Archaic period is also before 480 BC, probably in dispute, but before 500 BC is safer I guess.
Hi! Where can I find part 2?
About the recent law on exporting coins, I live in Italy and I find this law absolutely a nonsense. I absolutely agree that patrimony preservation and science prevail on so called "coin collecting rights". But on the one hand, only a handfull of ancient coins yet on the market comes from documentated hoards (so it would change anything about knowledge of the past if the vast majority of the undocumented ones were "nationalized"), and on the other hand, with such a law, you let a deep gap between 1) documenting new hoards (by numismatic experts) found randomly or on an archeological site by professionals and 2) letting them loot by common people (who can then sell the coins only to unlegal dealers, who couldn't care less about history), or directly by organized crime looting units.
Does anyone monitor this channel?
Liked and subbed but I hate slabbed coins
Here's the link to Part 2
th-cam.com/video/eCgnzSTCLSM/w-d-xo.html
Excellent Show! Can't wait for more.
Mike...you kept making faces like you had acid reflux or aching back?
Sleeping dog might refer to peacefulness.