Ancient Coins: The Denarius

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Comment from : Classical Numismatics

I have a Roman Republic 104 BC Silver coin i 85691 , Roma Saturn chariot
Comment from : Rick Flores

I think I have, (after watching your helpful informative easy to follow vids) Caracalla AR denarius ANTONINVSPIVSAVGBRIT on the obverse but on the reverse is a man with facing left with 2 'military standards' behind I cant seem to find an further information Could you help with any info or value?
Comment from : cherie marshall

Anything with Marcus Aurelius I would love to have the Ides of March coin from Brutus
Comment from : Copper Bones

Favorite one in the collection right now is an example of Crawford 458/1 Julius Caesar denarius The one with Aeneas holding his father minted in Caesar’s North African military camp
Comment from : Andrew Willner

Lol "Nah, he actually put his name He just did it on the reverse"
Comment from : Penny Man

Excellent video, as usual My favorite denarius, Commodus as Hercules
Comment from : jvb

Very interesting video Thank you Are you Greek?
Comment from : William William

My favorite roman denarius is “Gallia” Of Lucio Ostilio Saserna
Comment from : Mostini Aureliano

I recently purchased a very pleasing Antoninus Pius denarius and it's weight is 327 gramsbrIs this about the range it should be?brAbsolutely love your channel ;)
Comment from : David Grove

Do you recommend slabbed coins over loose ?
Comment from : Keith Russell

What was the dimension measurements of a silver denarius at its height in the first century AD?
Comment from : Grande Artiste

Oh forgot to say that was a first class presentation Thank you
Comment from : Mark Mitchell

I'm older When eBay became popular I was buying Roman denari between $10 and $80brbrI was also a hound for unwashed Roman coinsbrI bought them by the pound, and sometimes by the kilobrNow I'm 70, and I'm starting to break out the coins I didn't get tobrA man needs a hobby 😎
Comment from : Mark Mitchell

This is seriously well done Such great content
Comment from : Certainly not mind controlled

It's fascinating just to have some ancient silver, and to think about how it was mined by some ancient workers Maybe it was melted down by silver taken after some conquest
Comment from : Mr Gibbs

Why do legendary channels like this one teach me more than school does?
Comment from : Pillow guy

I have denarius 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Comment from : Ourienm Michael

Love the show
Comment from : Arnival

Your videos are great Additionally, if you could perhaps add information flashing on the screen for the metal mintage and add a little info about what that amount would be able to purchase at those times, that'll make your greatly more interesting!!!
Comment from : Muhammad Usman

I like the legionary denari of Mark Antony Not beautifully executed but historically interesting I understand most examples are very well worn because a cash strapped Antony reduced the silver quality hence the coins stayed in circulation and did not end up in hordes (savings)
Comment from : jvb

got that young bust of Hercules bronze coin but no clubs its smaller than this one with horseman in the river
Comment from : Jack Sparro

i found my first denarius while metal detecting! it's a domitian with an altar on the back
Comment from : BARIVS

I don't have a single denarius Yetbr(I do have a drachm of Alexander though)
Comment from : Edward Jennings

I have an Augustus denarius, albeit of far worse condition, with a banker's mark "D" in nearly the same spot as yours
Comment from : BMoney

I just my first Aes Grave today what a CHUNK to have to carry around for commerce
Comment from : bret nielsen

Is a Domitian denarius of 91-92 AD at 322g reasonable? I know that after 85 AD the purity was returned to Nero's levels but I know that the mass was varied
Comment from : George Voudouris

I don't have many denarius coins so far in my collection, but I really enjoy my Alexander Severus denarius is in very good condition
Comment from : Numismatik

Good videos
Comment from : Jr Responde

Beautiful videos Worthy content for a university lecture
Comment from : Jack Hylton

Extremely interesting content! Thanks! ✌🏾
Comment from : Silver Shine

Holy smokes those Augustus denarii must’ve cost a fortune! O_obrbrI’m still trying to find a decent Augustus denarius for under $1,000
Comment from : Blake S

Very good video with some remarkably nice examples of the denarius I was just a tiny bit disappointed that you did not include some dialog and examples of the earliest denarius and its fractions with dioscuri reverse, a design that prevailed for the first several decades of the denarius Nevertheless, you nicely summarized many important observations of the denarius through its nearly 500 years of use Good work!
Comment from : Steve Brinkman

Thank you for the wonderful video! I don’t have any coins but find it all fascinating and appreciate how you explain things in such a clear and approachable way
Comment from : DLN

I would like to have some Roman drachmai, but they are quite expensive
Comment from : AndrejBk

Very interesting video I only collect imperial denarii, so this is right up my alley
Comment from : Charles Klrynhans

Nice presentation as always! I have a small addition to make about the silver coins used in Republican times, as the denarius co-existed for some time 221-170 BC with the silver 'Victoriatus', which was worth half of a quadrigatus and therefore lighter and more debased than the first denarius They didn't remain in circulation for long, as the denarius became the standard silver coin I also love how much impact the denarius has had on modern money Many countries still use the 'Dinar', which is derived from the word 'denarius' Also, pre-decimal pennies from the UK were expressed in denarii, for instance a sum of 2 shilling and 6 pence was written as '2/6d', with the 'd' standing for denarius
Comment from : Luuk S

Very nyc coin collection 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Comment from : Das official currency Collection

Can you tell me why my Julius Caesar denarius has BC stamped on the bust I found the coin digging fence posts in the UK many years ago I have hundreds of coins now since I found my first denarius My favourite denarius is an Elagabalus it’s in perfect condition and even has the faint rays from were it was struck
Comment from : Pug