Ancient Roman Coins: More Than Just Money

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Comment from : Fede Cano

Well done
Comment from : Richard Allday

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Comment from : B B

Great informative Video, respect to your professional productions, keep going! :)
Comment from : Ancient Coin Collector

Excellent!
Comment from : Diane Theone

This is awesome, team!! 👏 Unique focus on the propaganda & communication function of the currency - haven't seen that covered in detail before?brbrHuge props not just to the reenactment & presentation group but also to whomever is producing the onscreen illustrations and graphics, which are wonderfully clear and helpful? Partcularly appreciate the highlighting of each feature discussed on the coins, which otherwise aren't always clear to a non-numismatist's eyebrbrHope Patreon, Kickstarter etc are allowing you to achieve your goals, and that YT recommendations may work better than usual (sigh) & allow you to keep growing your audience You very much deserve it! Really love this presentation style, not at all bombastic as some material covering the Roman Empire can tend to be but both informative and enjoyable to watch (And a great surprise ending there closing out the mini story-arc with the poor beggar! 😏)
Comment from : Anna_ in_Aotearoa

Finally a suitable intelligent documentary made about ancient coins from the Romans great job hope to see more cultures and learn about their history of coins and money would be really cool if you made a video about ancient Greeks
Comment from : Sean Crisci

I dont understand how your channel isnt growing faster the algorythm seems to be pushing you down I truly hope the best for you The format is perfect if you ask me
Comment from : Zachary

I have to say i really like this channel and all the work you put in to it! 👍
Comment from : minte herms

I dont think that they made 400gr coins tho I know that they made weights around 324gr But these where weights ho had value to exchange goods, but they where not coind tho
Comment from : minte herms

Good video
Comment from : Samuel

Imperium Romanum: VERY VALUABLE video!
Comment from : Andrzej Maranda

I first came across this channel some months ago via Invicta I've just now started watching it Thank you for all your hard work and dedication This is such a top-notch channel
Comment from : chris hanneman

That is smart
Comment from : elysium76

They used coins like the media in my county (for example the corrupt CNN) uses lies to brainwash the masses in the US
Comment from : *

He’s good looking!!
Comment from : Marlon Elias

In Gold we trust! 🤗
Comment from : Raimo Höft

There was a coin with a plant on it A plantbrIt was a natural and very effective contraceptive, andbr added to any food it increased the tastiness a lotbrIt was very difficult to grow, so found only in the wild and overharvestedbrThe last one when found was given as a gift to Nero, who ate itbrbrExtinctbrbrExcept, a few years ago a small field was found in Turkey with plants that look exactly like the picture They haven't tested for contraception, but did a little cooking and it made any meal much more deliciousbrbrThe location of the field is a secret, for obvious reasons Every effort is going to be made to cultivate it May become an extremely valuable crop!brbrSaw a vid on YT about it
Comment from : Vera Mae

I never realized that Roman coins spread messages, very very interesting
Comment from : Alissa Varnadoe

This was a very interesting topic very informative… I’m loving this channel❤
Comment from : Alissa Varnadoe

Extremely interesting!
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Instant sub, high quality content, I love this
Comment from : Lukes Castle

Wow! I had no idea! Thanks for the video and the perfect production quality 🤗
Comment from : Harrie Hausenman

This is excellent work my friends Thank u for your efforts
Comment from : Doug Fife

Absolutely stunning work!
Comment from : Ogeday Khan

its amazing how Romans would see COS and know what it means and most modern people would struggle with any abbreviation
Comment from : Captain Chaos

Keep it up alsjeblieft I enjoy your channel and will watch more Dankje
Comment from : timkbir chico

SPQR
Comment from : Hugh Le

I am fucking your waifu and theres nothing you can do about it

Wow, the US currency kind of does the same thing Kind of like how the quarters gives me a strong correlation between Washington and an Eagle
Comment from : I am fucking your waifu and theres nothing you can do about it

One tip: shorten your videos (9-11)mins
Comment from : Randa Tatang

Ik wens jullie alle sterkte toe naar het uitbreiden en groter maken van deze kanaal brEcht super content Bedankt!
Comment from : Paul Mark

Great video but bad thumbnail, the comparison to twitter gives too much credit to twitter
Comment from : GAS

The more videos I watch, the more excited I get by the badassery of this channel
Comment from : Violet VanDusen

Money 💰
Comment from : Smeedatelier Wijtvliet

I have had some Roman coins for some years, so now l would like to learn more about them and the years they were made It's hard to remember everything but love your vids
Comment from : Janice Cooper

Buddy just smile a littlebrLove ❤️ from india
Comment from : Aakash Yadav

Wauw wat een content! Leuk kanaal! Ik heb me geaboneerd Heel interessant!! 🙌 top
Comment from : MILITARIA COLLECTABLES BELGIUM

I hope you lads know that people like me has this episode as one their favourites It's not the most viewed but it is a great asset in the channel
Comment from : René Morao

As someone who loves coins and Roman history this is very enjoyable
Comment from : Hand Solo

First time I'm ever seeing a video from this channel and I'm impressed You folks have that classical documentary feel, like those good old days, but one which condenses so much information I like what I see
Comment from : Sami Siddiqi

It wasn't passive aggresive as twitter
Comment from : Anna Kołbuk

After 3 min of your blabbing ( nothing to do with the topic ), i decided it wasnt worth my time to watch any further
Comment from : Robert Pierce

Very good video A small mistake : Caesar was not the first to make coinage at his image : there are, for example, several coinage of Sulla with his portrait on it, even one containing the picture of a famous scene with him capturing Jugurtha
Comment from : CyrilleParis

Petrus si imaginem tuam in nummo videris, domum scribe quaeso
Comment from : Mike Cimerian

Love it
Comment from : Sunrise Lady

Phantastic channel!
Comment from : T G

This is a really original subject and it was fascinating, thank you Every success with your expansion you deserve it 👏🏻
Comment from : Patrick Barrett

Ancient coinage are one of the most steadily avaliable artifacts that we ourselves can own I love my Roman Coins, I have Greek and Carthaginian as well!
Comment from : TheHighTower

Coins are still used to send messages today, as seen on the varied backs of quarters
Comment from : Jonathan Williams

Vs were pronounced like Ws and sometimes were actually Us
Comment from : Jonathan Williams

Could you guys do a separate one for the Byzantine
Comment from : Emperor Constantine 1

I found this video while learning about ancient coin by mistakes, The mistake i ever made , the amount of time and soul you put into this video , the presentation, the narrator voice , 7:55 and the drawing , 8:48 the props , you Earn a sub
Comment from : Hean visal seyhak

Caesar may have been the first person to be depicted on Roman coins but he was definitely not the first person in history to be depicted on any coin Darius I already had himself depicted on coinage in the late 6th century BCE and the Macedonian and Hellenistic kings and queens also had their portraits put on their coins long before Caesar was born
Comment from : NeonKitty

Baffling
Comment from : Sierra Hotel

How is this like twitter is any specific way
Comment from : Sierra Hotel

No fucking way
Comment from : Sierra Hotel

Well done
Comment from : Leo Scheibelhut

In God we trust
Comment from : Mkhl90 Xmas

In Ottoman empire, when a new sultan took the throne He donated his Janissaries (professional army ) a sum of money which is called "cülus" This is almost identical to donativum practice in Roman Empire and probably was descended from it
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You guys are certainly my new favorite channel I’ve joined your Patreon and although I can’t afford to go to the higher tiers I hope my support will alleviate some hardship for you
Comment from : Dalen

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Comment from : Bifron1 - old

This is my favorite history channel by far, not only because it's highly informative but also for the visual representation, it makes the videos more entertaining as it depicts accurate scenarios and paraphernalia used at that time
Comment from : Vejo Vis

Can we bring out attention for a minute to the sad subplot of the alocoholic beggar? Poor man
Comment from : Jarl Bregadan

I wonder where they produce these videos
Comment from : Palantir

Absolutely loved every minute of the video
Comment from : Facundo Binelli

Just great!
Comment from : Medievalist

I tried to sign up to help you guys out patrion was the only platform you usebrSorry, I won't give money to thembrTip Use the most non political platform and you will get more donationsbrSorry guys Love your channel
Comment from : Allen Hamilton

Imagine if Trump had minted a coin for every tweet he made
Comment from : Hugo Desrosiers-Plaisance

Forget production quality and all the attention to detail you gentleman are putting into these documentaries, just the chronology and fact by fact delivery of this information in story form is so captivating I love consuming Roman history and connecting all the dots, but your little documentaries are revealing many deep topics that I never even thought about before Thank you very much for these gems! Salve!
Comment from : Jorge Romero

coinage is always cool
Comment from : Gabriel Nguyen

Liked and shared through Discord ^^
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You guys are the best pure Roman history channel out there on YouTube and your content is unique and unparalleled Keep up the good work Comolitones
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Thank you for all your hard work Great video
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GREAT video!!!!
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Hi
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Excellent content!
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Nice!
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Comment from : Roman von Ungern-Sternberg

Most people love history because of wars, battles and stuff, and unfortunately not so many people interesting in Ancient/Medieval economics, laws, culture etc Btw speaking about culture, dont forget many Roman statues were colored ))
Comment from : Jus Sanguinis

Common guys your video is absolutely fantastic
Comment from : Just like me

Toen ik voor het eerst langs de 'thumbnail' scrolde dacht ik dat het een video over Twitter ging Door de text erop "coins as Twitter" met Twitter als het meest duidelijke woord brbrHet is een goed idee om de tekst in de 'thumbnail' aan te passen om verwarring te voorkomen Mensen komen immers niet bij dit kanaal voor Twitter gerelateerde topics
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Comment from : Murmeli

I noticed that a lot of roman coins seem to have been struck off-center How did coin stampers get away with this? Or they didn't? Also, working at coinery must have been a demoralizing job, seeing so many coins that you couldn't own yourself
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Comment from : Duke Freddy

these lil state messages in coinage still come more or less subtly in some modern day coins brbrhere in Chile the military junta back in the eighties minted a 10 pesos coin (a very common but small value coin) popularly called "little angels" (angelitos) which depicted a a winged woman breaking the chain of her shackled arms above her head the coin said "republic of chile" and "liberty" but also it had in very very small roman numbers the date of the coup d'etat which overthrow the previous goverment
Comment from : Ernst Schmidt