On this channel, I allow others to do what I really like to do, which is to watch the coins of the Roman Empire. In this way, the ancient world is brought a little closer, a small window is opened on the once great world known to us today from literature, film or architecture.
It's interesting how my Hadrian denarius has those same rust-like deposits on it. I guess the particular metal alloy that they used during this era results in Hadrian denarii tarnishing in this unique way.
@@piotr7970 Renaissance Wax was something I used to use on some Roman bronze coins as it enhanced the patina but was safe to use without harming the coin
@@ukaszserafin6375 Cieszę się, że Ci się podobają monety. Nie gniewaj się ale wolę pozostać nieco anonimowy. Chyba, że jest jakaś kwestia numizmatyczna, którą można tu wyjaśnić. Pozdrawiam
How much did you buy it? I m asking because i want to see a real value... Everyone here on utube claims he has ancient roman coins that bought from e bay for... 30 dollars😂😂😂 If you had bought this one for LESS than 400 euros or dollars,then it s F fake man.
Hello. On the one hand, you say that you don't know and are curious about the price, and on the other hand, that you know and that it must cost no less than 40 euros. So how is it? I refer you to a page where you can check the prices of coins from various auctions. www.coinarchives.com/a/results.php?search=traian&s=0&upcoming=0&results=100
