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I heard Sundays were for Gold?
Found this coin at my Grandpa's place. How much is it worth and what's the history behind it.
It took over 10 years, but... every official Roman emperor (Senate-recognized, or recognized by the Senate-recognized emperor) from the foundation of…
Well I did it.. I cleaned the Alexander the Great III Tetradrachm.
r/AncientCoins Stereotypes - This took a while, so hope you enjoy :)
Hello colleagues. I am a treasure hunter from Ukraine. I want to show you medieval coins that I dug not so long ago. Silver coins - the period of the…
A soapstone container containing several hundred gold coins from the Roman Empire was found in the center of the Italian city of Como.
I found this when moving out of my house - Could anyone tell me if it is authentic?
Clerk at HJB handled the holy grail of ancients in the palm of his hand. It sold for $4 million
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Within four times the member count either way, so the comparison is fair. Sorted by upside.
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