Understanding the Ancient Coin Market (with Aaron Berk)

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Comment from : toldinstone

wow thats amazing
Comment from : buang420

Where do you buy those? And how are you sure those are true?
Comment from : Philippe Fanaro

Nice 👍Much love!
Comment from : Long Lived Coins

Indeed, ancient coins are a complex market
Comment from : Yakitak

Those well manicured hands didn't even jiggle while holding all that money Hat's off to Aaron Berk Very interesting, entertaining and informative
Comment from : Michael Mallin

Absolutely ruined by the presenter
Comment from : Ian Vickers

I think it would be nice to own something that ancient I bet the Romans ad Greeks would be amazed at our interest in them thousands of years later
Comment from : 123canadagirl

Can we please see the coins in close up? :D
Comment from : Discovering History

I do have Eid mar Brutus 42 bc silver in Edmonton Alberta Canada for sell price $120,000
Comment from : H Nabhan

Am glad i grew my portfolio from 17k to 100k last month inside my wallet without sending a dime to anyone through the help of Mrs Charlotte margit
Comment from : Paulo Sérgio Santoro

I inherited few ancient coins outside the US, but I cannot get them out of that country or bring them to the US it's illegal, considered "cultural" property
Comment from : CHIRANTHA

why billionares buy broccoli and toilet paper and breathe air
Comment from : Fourtay

THIS GUY MUST BE A JEW
Comment from : Preston Phelps

Hy, always great videos!! Can you please next time, when you show us a coin, also show a close up or picture so we can see the coin clearly Thanks 👍
Comment from : minte herms

Very Nice 🛑
Comment from : SEE THE WORLD

Billionaires buy ancient coins because they are gluttonous pigs who would take a loaf of bread from a starving family if they thought they were entitled to it
Comment from : rillloudmother

Is it wise to purchase coins at this time? Will the price of old coin continue to fall this year despite widespread claims that the market is active? How soon will cryptocurrencies fully recover? To be totally honest, I have no idea how other traders in this market manage to generate gains of more than in a single year
Comment from : Elvis mark

How very informative I began researching ancient coins a few years ago and was surprised at how affordable they are I haven’t purchased any yet because I’m still researching For me, it’s the aesthetics and haven’t decided on a coin
Comment from : Pat Sinatra

So, if you were well off enough to have a decent education and or travel, you can relate to it I’m afraid I’m not part of the right crowd…
Comment from : Francesca Little

hibrI have some ancient coins, and I want to sell some coins, because I have very many coins of the same type and year, are you interested?
Comment from : wisata alam di riau

Do NOT invest in art through Masterworks Art has negative cash flows and is illiquid Most of all, the transaction costs are absolutely insane compared to other types of investments Masterworks will continue to flourish because of uneducated people that don't have a casino close enough to gamble at
Comment from : Frank Boston

I have 10000 usd made in 1934
Comment from : Đức Trí Nguyễn

My favorite ancient coin has a portrait of Noah on the obverse and the Ark on the reverse These are scarce Mine is especially valuable,as it's the variety that had the head of a Giraffe, sticking out of top of the Ark
Comment from : Ted Lawrence

Not gonna lie, seeing 2 EID MAR coins together made me super jealous lol
Comment from : Tieis Awsom

You should not promote ancient coin collecting because the vast majority of the supply is dug up illegally by destroying archaelogical information Giving coin dealears such as Aaron Berk a change to promote their operation is a big mark against the integrity of this channel
Comment from : nocturon

the coin guy looks like Stromboli from pinnochio
Comment from : Connor Gaydos

I know it's petty but it bothers me he should have said your left my right
Comment from : Julian Roybal

I have ancient coins called junk silver
Comment from : Smokey Lake

With respect, in the important opening few minutes, by failing to show these coins to your audience properly, it immediately suggests you can’t be bothered Hence one immediately suspects the remainder of the content may be equally frivolous Rightly or wrongly therefore, disappointed, I stopped watching at that point
Comment from : Keith Pritchard

Just bought a Roman coin from them couple of weeks ago the coins was minted late Republic started me researching the person who minted it he is Lucius Appuleius Saturninus Tribune of the Plebs quite interesting
Comment from : Monty Jackson

What’s a good site to buy Roman coins?
Comment from : S Sam

Wrong information: Any ancient coin with value less than 50000 € can easily leave Germany If the value is higher, it is generally no problem, too
Comment from : gorgomedusa78

Grrryou have a video on ancient coins, but barely show them off??? :(
Comment from : MrMoo111

To the ancient Romans we’re using their money to buy lots of green paper
Comment from : breadcrumb hoarder

Much like tradings cards… Knowing and knowledge is where it’s at Never jump in
Comment from : Captian Nemo

Me and my partner have visited Harlan dozens of times, we are obsessed with the history of these coins and always love the experience he provides
Comment from : Bobby Sterning

Gold coin worth 26 million $? Holy-
Comment from : Fummy

Great interview Thanks
Comment from : Lance Musgrave

He just did a "let me talk to a buddy of mine"
Comment from : holyX

That bracelet is so cool This was fabulous !!
Comment from : Leslie Lutz

What about ancient Asian coins?
Comment from : Gordon J Wallis

everyone talking about coins i wanna know what happened to my mans ear
Comment from : Nelg15

Fascinating interview - thanks
Comment from : haplon

bcasually pulls out the gold eid mar/b
Comment from : BMoney

told in coins
Comment from : Antarcticite

Interesting and useful video Before the internet most people I met collected coins that were in mainstream catalogues (the last 1 - 200 years) I have a single small Roman (from Emp Claudius I think) bought for 2 € (less than an icecream) in Spain 12 years ago, and a Norman 1 penny of William the Conqueror from 1035 (his first year of reign) bought 7 years ago for 350 € but through a friend with a huge "employees discount" I'm sure both would worth a fair bit more today
Comment from : Lars Ronæs

Why rich people by anything?… Because they can And of course remember… It’s not worth anything until the day you sell it, and you can’t take it with you I agree, collect for the fun of it, not an investment
Comment from : Yosemite25

I would like to have known how to distinguish fake from real coins brThanks for the video!
Comment from : Aaron Sikkink

Ultimately, they're art and should be treated as such
Comment from : MegaMan X

Started to collect coins myself
Comment from : Aurelius

Note to coin experts or those who know much: the thumb-twiddling is distracting Thanks for the info, though!
Comment from : Philip Argo

I'm now the proud owner of Naked Statues, Fat Gladiators and War Elephants This is the very first time I've bought some sort of merch or item to support a channel and will probably be the last time so I'm glad it's TiS
Comment from : The Letter W

Before 1974 private gold ownership was banned in the US So that made collecting ancient coins a bit difficult
Comment from : Ozymandias

Why didn’t the Roman’s just pay attention when they were watching the inflation episode of ducktails when they were kids smh
Comment from : Ewan Hopper

Seems like the main markets are overly focused on Rome and Greece like, those are incredibly historical and important empires, but plenty of other civilizations existed too which created coinage
Comment from : StuffandThings

A have a few ancient coins that I would pass around the classroom and tell a story about it I also had many foreign coins that I would buy in bulk That was a great classroom resource in many ways The kids could buy these coins in the Challenge Shop with points they’d earned for attempting or solving a challenging math problem of the day Often they were not that difficult but it gave us an opportunity to talk about strategies they used Now I’m retired and have an abundance of world coins I bought them in bulk and had a hobby of making the best ones into decorative pins I live across the street from a popular park I bury about 25 a year in areas I can observe guys coin shooting while I’m washing dishes I wonder what they are thinking when they find a coin from Fiji
Comment from : Martin Philip

Brilliant as always 👍
Comment from : GrandPrixDecals

Currently Kitco is selling silver rounds Rounds! at 34 over spot not including shipping or insurance I don't see them selling much inventory unless it is to suckers Now consider that these ancient coins are valued differently and I am interested
Comment from : in·trac·ta·ble maskvp mGy

It’s not as easy as “click and buy,” you must set up an online interview with an employee of masterworks Don’t mislead
Comment from : Aaron Moore

I am truly sad to see you have decided to take a sponsorship with Masterworks and that you present their pitch without any critical thoughts added brbrPlease be aware Masterworks ROI predictions are based on cherry-picked data that is extrapolated to present amazing numbers Masterworks has only "sold" a few pieces to private sellers, conveniently making it impossible to verify There is no real, verifiable, historical data to backup the golden mountains they promise through their projections brbrMasterworks says they are democratizing art investment, but their entire fund is backed by a single person And the decisions of when art is sold are entirely up to Masterworks, not to the people investing You have no say whatsoever over when a piece is sold brbrThe whole setup of Masterworks is questionable at best and their strategy preys on gullible and inexperienced would-be investors who are not aware of the many problems with Masterworks
Comment from : C4Vendetta

Well said!
Comment from : wilson the conqueror

Something that was tiptoed around in this interview, related to the laws on sales of coins, is that much of the supply of ancient coins comes from rampant looting of ancient sites Looting destroys the historic context of the coins, as well as often the physical ruins, and thus most of the information they can tell us about the ancient world This is why I have significantly reduced my ancient coin buying, despite how much I enjoy them!
Comment from : Orion Bukantis

Nice to see YouTube killed all the cyber currency spam that originally showed up in the commentsbrbrJust wondering if you would consider a vid on Roman glass?
Comment from : Zanzibar And Grill

Excellent observation
Comment from : Freedom Loving Loyalist

aside from coins being a small price for what they are generally, ancient coins are highly undervalued you can get a 2000 year old AE for $15 wtf??
Comment from : red w0lf

Great content as usual Quick question what camera are using in the beginning of the video?
Comment from : Ali Buhlaiqa

Gimme a dollar that’s worth a dollar This is an advert
Comment from : Liam Taggart

I know which coins you’re all talking about during this video, but it would have been great for you to put up a graphic of those coins for everyone to get a visual
Comment from : Matthew Moore

Are European medieval coins collected too?brWhat's their value compared to ancient coins and early modern coins?brI especially mean those coins older than the florin, like the penny/denier, the groschen, the tarì and the augustalis
Comment from : Fausto Levantesi

Fascinating, I want more ancient coins! They do seem to be a good investment, pretty cheap, and kinda off the radar for most peopleThanks for the good vids!
Comment from : Old World Chris

people have too much money
Comment from : down bad dav

why was bro twiddling his fingers like that, he didn't seem nervous
Comment from : Alejandro Hernandez

Best intro ever I love the worn and cheap coins! My collection is built from them, but so many cool kings and cities it's so exciting to go through
Comment from : Mark Petersen

7:33 the stratospheric rise in the price of modern art really needs to be looked at from a few different perspectives It's become a favorite means of money laundering which has substantially skewed the data set Trying to figure out how much that skewed the data set is likely impossible to determine
Comment from : DJS

Great video I am an investor with Masterworks, I partly own and Banksy and a Picasso, which is pretty cool and both are great investmentsat least I hopelol
Comment from : Patrick Leclerc

awesome video
Comment from : Ben Laurin

Where can you buy these cheap coins I’d like something from the Roman Empire cause it would be cool
Comment from : Dylan B

Very cool But next time ask the guy to take the chewing tobacco out of his before he has a conversation It sounds really gross
Comment from : Brendon Tompa-Clinch

I like these videos about ancient coins and valuation Also that person you interview was very good at describing things
Comment from : Jesse Dawg

Buy! Buy! Buy!
Comment from : clever

Any coins made out of gold and sometimes silver from anytime BC to several hundred years AD will be worth more than enough
Comment from : gary baines

I'd love it if you would cover the story of Publius Clodius PulcherbrI don't know a ton about his life leading up to it, but the incident with The Sacred Chickens is perhaps one of the funniest moments in all recorded history
Comment from : Gods God

What is this his dorm room??? Put a suit on guy!
Comment from : Iam Germane

The Harlan J Berk store in the loop in Chicago is a great store and chicagoans should check it out! Shout out to Curtis Clay, their ancient numismatist! He’s great
Comment from : brettnelly94

Hey Aaron, thank you for all your hard work Since your coin cleaning episode, I have started collecting and cleaning brLoving every moment
Comment from : CAPTnWEBB

The amount of BS scam accounts posting here is astounding They must swoop in from the crypto-freak-land when they pick up the word “investment” Unbelievable Block them Report them
Comment from : DJL

Not gonna lie, thought this was a "best crypto coins from 2017 video"
Comment from : Bryan Cardenas

That was fascinating! Please make more interviews with experts i loved it
Comment from : bgdyifs

Don't do this, Toldinstone We come here to hear about deep knowledge of Roman antiquity, not some assholes bothering us with modern capitalism
Comment from : Scipio Africanus

Looting of archaeological sites is a crime in all developed countries Promoting the ancient coin market leads to more archaeological site looting This is not something I would expect from a legitimate historian
Comment from : Allan Morton