The Most Expensive Ancient Coin Ever Sold

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Comment from : Classical Numismatics

What is the value of Alexander the Great ?
Comment from : Milan Stepanovic

Loved this video And how wonderful that you were able to personally handle this particular coin and show it to us in all its glory You have a knack for both videography and description of coins Your ability to pick out artistic and historical aspects that others might miss is appreciated I also learned a lot about coin value in this video Thanks for sharing Well done!
Comment from : haltersweb

Valeu
Comment from : Jairo Santos Cerqueira

Is that the actual coin, or just a very fine example?
Comment from : Buny Mustard

If you just consider how many beautiful ancient greek silver coins you could have bought with th 4 Million CHF for just 1 Gold coini`d choose to have a much larger collection instead of only one gold coin Anyway a beautiful coin of course
Comment from : Ancient Coin Collector

Amazingly, bronze coins of Pantikapaion with a similar design can be had for between 50 and 200 dollars through auctions! I might consider getting one
Comment from : Nathaniels Creative Collections

You are such a great teacher of coins and history Thank you!
Comment from : Bert Brecht

Do you think the Russian occupation of Crimea has led to significant looting of ancient sites there?
Comment from : Mark

👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : Janis Kar

Love your videos man! My dad has been collecting modern coins since he was a kid, and I recently started collecting ancient Roman coins! Your videos help me so much!
Comment from : Helios

Excellent presentation, as always, of such beautiful and interesting ancient artifacts I won't offer an opinion on what anyone should or should not pay for an object desirable for their collection or investment, but I can say as a non-collecting observer, aesthetic quality is the element that I most appreciate Historical relevance is also of course always an asset for interestbrbrOne nitpicking point: The mythological figures depicted in the Hellenistic coins are not portraits in the strict sense of the word That is, they are not likenesses of actual people, but are rather stylized representations of imaginary beings
Comment from : Barry Moore

Amazing thanks Leo👍
Comment from : Gordon Grant

Wow! I want to touch this fantastic coin with my hands as well! You are luck :)
Comment from : ringhiusu

Expect more ancient coins of this artistic level and rarity and significance to sell for incredible prices
Comment from : chumleyok

It is worth every penny! To consume ancient coins is to consume culture and history So many mindless idiots (but rich) who spend much more on futile things just for ostentation
Comment from : William Dore

Thanks for another great video!
Comment from : natlmidnightstar

Gorgeous 🪙
Comment from : CertifiedGenius

I recently purchased a version of this coin in bronze with a left profile portrait for just a couple hundred dollars in very nice condition
Comment from : Stephen Parker Stoma

i think it was Eid mar Aureus only at first😅
Comment from : Irene Pongarrang

i'd rather have the millionsto buy other coins :)
Comment from : Phong D

Aaron Berk talked about the purchase on his podcast His client he represented was the runner up bidder He thinks that the price was far too high The most insightful thing he said was,"the price of a coin is set by the second highest bidder" It was a perfect storm of two incredibly wealthy people who both wanted that coin at the same time Take them away and it's probably a 1-2 million dollar coin again
Comment from : Nathaniels Creative Collections

I remember the discussions that were had surrounding this coin on the Ancient Coin podcast with Aaron Berk Would highly recommend to anyone wanting to know more info about it Especially seeing as his client was the underbidder on this!
Comment from : Obscure History

Very good last point the good consistency with the value is most likely why it sold for so much
Comment from : Leonardo

Amazing style on it
Comment from : Leonardo

Wow… it’s gorgeous but still don’t understand how this broke the record
Comment from : AngusAmongUs

Why not wear latex gloves when handling that coin? Seems worth it for expensive gold coins
Comment from : Xander Bailey

Complimenti! Ottimo video Bellissima Moneta Un saluto dal mio canale YouTube Rocco Monete 🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : Rocco -Monete&Treasures

Outstanding and glorious ancient coinage Absolutely staggered at the incredible detail achieved 2,350 years ago, high relief and all Beautiful pieces of history that should be preserved for all humanity
Comment from : John Lee

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Comment from : Numischannel

PAN was located close to the eastmost point of the Crimean peninsula These days near it is the (modern day) city of Kerch
Comment from : Inscriptor

I learn so much for your channel Greek coinage was the finest in the ancient world I have two coins from Antiquity, a Macedonian Tetradrachm from the time shortly after Alexander's death (Seated Zeus on the reverse) and a Drachm of Trajan minted in Arabia Both are common coins but I love them both My next purchase will be one from the early Roman Republic and eventually, I'd like to get one of Emperor Julian's later coins (with a beard)
Comment from : J L

The stater is totally worth it!brbrNorthern Black Sea coast coinage is a great topic for a video Olbian dolphins are my personal favorite
Comment from : Caracalla

I did my MA on these coins from the Black sea The russian scholars tried to argue that is was PAN not a satyr Pan for Panticapeum That way they could try and say it was an earlier date It is obviously a satyr
Comment from : R Bir

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Comment from : HighPlainsDrifter

This coin was stored for a long time in the Hermitage in St Petersburg But in 1934 it was sold to the West by the Bolsheviks In total, only 6 staters with a satyr in 3/4 are knownbrFortunately, the Hermitage still has two coins of this type - one of them is an absolute masterpiece! She is the best in style and has an exceptional grade! The second one is more similar to the one sold at auction
Comment from : Castle Coins

I’d set aside many of my morals to have that beautiful coin
Comment from : bombfog1

I love your videos! Just a heads up that your "ess" sounds are a bit sharp on the ear, consider just pulling down your highs on your equalizer or adding a de-esser
Comment from : Sub

This was very interesting indeed One question, are you still going to do a video on the god Sol on coin's? I have some that are some what important to me and I'm looking forward to the video
Comment from : christopher Evans

How did you get a hold of it? Or are you the one who spend the 6mil? In that case you would certainly know best why its worth that amount 😂
Comment from : Felix Mussik

amazing portrait - and hair especially
Comment from : FandersonUfo

Good Job 🇧🇬👍
Comment from : βασιλεύς Ῥωμαίων

Great video as always!
Comment from : zach robberts

i think Ancient Joe's got one or two like thisare you holding this coin????man you need to show this on Ancient Coin Chat Bro great show! :)
Comment from : Greg Miller