EVERY ROMAN COIN DENOMINATION AND WHAT IT WAS WORTH

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I think you mixed up some info bro! The quadrans and Ases are made of copper, the semis, dupondius and sestertius are made or brass :)brAnd your Domitian coin is actually an As, as it doesnt have a radiate crownbrSiliqua is singular, Siliquae is plural Miliarensis, singular, Miliarense, plural
Comment from : Classic Numismatics

Hello, I have 8 old coins, how can I send you their pictures?
Comment from : Amir D

👍🏼
Comment from : SoCalSilver

Hello I need your help to value a old coins can you
Comment from : Sally aissa

nice
Comment from : Wern Richard

Sum Old ASS
Comment from : Davonte’s Veiws

I have 1x Vima Kadphises Copper Ancient time rare Coin Plz share this market value
Comment from : Sajid Amin

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Comment from : james romano

16 ases casually
Comment from : hashim bokhamseen

I have the bronze coin in the top right of the thumbnail Could anybody tell me what this is?
Comment from : That_Sun_Guy

All those asses
Comment from : Ian of Liverpool

Where would i buy these coins at mainly the gold and silver ones ???
Comment from : Luis Hernandez

AE just stands for bronze coins Like AG is silver and AU is gold
Comment from : Sparta Numismatics

My apologies if I'm misunderstanding something here, but I just wanted to ask what was Roman currency backed by? Like how, for instance, today, we say the USD is "fiat", or how it was one point it was supposedly back by the gold in Fort Knox Did the Romans have their money "backed" by anything? Again, just trynna learn and figure some things out here
Comment from : RyanCier

Pxristadaiomogu brbrbrbrbrbrbrPrexrismpgliznatimamosrecicene
Comment from : sane

So beautiful coins
Comment from : Gjuetarët e Thesareve Albania Exploring

Great video, I learned a lot brbrBy the way, I believe ‘Sestertius’ is pronounced “ses-tersh-ius”, (soft T) but I could be wrong
Comment from : J T

At 2:21 you show a group photo of interesting items but I wonder if you knew that all but one of them is a fake Some are ancient fakes (barbarous, plated etc) while others are modern replicas or things made to sell to tourists I made the image including items from my 'Black Museum' collection as part of the 'Quiz' page on my ancient coin website This image was accompanied by ten questions [eg 3-1 Which (answer using letters A-L) of these coins is a genuine 'ancient coin' but was struck by a usurper who never ruled the entire Empire?] Many of my images have been taken by quite a number of people for many purposes but this one is not what I would have taken for the purpose of your video I have to wonder if you knew what it was or bothered to read the page it came from You had almost nothing to say about that image but I hope you are not telling people those are your coins I don't mind people using my images for non-commercial, educational purposes but I would prefer that they are used correctly so as not to confuse people Keep working on making your videos better so you can help spread the word on a fun hobby
Comment from : Doug Smith