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i want some as well.
As far as investment i have no idea.

no

>>50629123
repros no antiques yes.

i have 30 of these

>>50629872
everything is going digital and buying old coins is probably the best lifetime investment I can think of
>>50629900
yes it is then
>>50629982
just ancient coins in general, specifically roman and greek
>>50630030
cool man how did you get those ?

>>50630030
ok judas

>>50630048
some guy gave them to me
did him a favor and told him the whereabouts of some other guy
was a long time ago, cant even remember properly

funny stuff aside
antiques are the way to go
collect those that have a great story attached to them
like this one
like

>>50629123
no you retard don't buy these. go to europe and look for them yourself, way cheaper. just get a metal detector and you'll find roman & babylonian coins everywhere.

I was thinking of this too.
I think to make the most, you need to pick some famous characters I'm history and buy the coins associated with them
Ides of march coin springs to mind, but others representing famous historical figures could also do well.

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>>50630089
kek

>>50630393
>babylonian coins
>europe

>>50630735
if it was part of rome it's europe

another favourite of mine
>Before 44 BC, Roman coin portraiture had been >confined to various deities and historic figures of >renown, these usually ancestors of the >moneyers appointed each year to strike coins. >The very few portraits of living Romans were >confined to coins minted and circulating outside >of Italy. But early in 44 BC, the Senate granted >Julius Caesar, recently appointed Dictator for the >fourth time, the honor of having his portrait >placed on silver coinage struck in Rome. The >break with tradition was sudden, startling and, >as it turned out, enduring, for Caesar’s >successors (and even his assassins!) soon >adopted the practice. This denarius, struck in >February and March of 44 BC, falls into the third >issue of portrait coinage from Caesar’s lifetime, >naming him as Dictator Perpetuo – “Dictator in >Perpetuity,” another unprecedented honor >bestowed by the Senate, probably on February >15. Caesar would bear the title only a month >before his assassination on the Ides of March >(March 15) 44 BC.

>>50630735
i live in denmark and i find roman coins atleast once a week. babylonian coins are somewhat rarer, i find them only once a month

>>50630760
>iraq is europe
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>>50629123
Yeees, my fellow white investor! Invest in silver! It's Yahweh's--ehhm... it's GOD'S money! And the best way to buy silver is numismatics; the older and obscurer the better!

>>50629123
I own a few ancient coins from my home country, I don't think it's a good investment by any mean as demend is low and supply is plentiful but it's nice to hold something that you know have been passed from hands to hands by hundreds of people 2000 years ago, some of them probably your ancestors.

The problem is that you risk getting ripped off. Not by MoneyMetals or the pawn shop, but by the Roman dux from 390AD who was watering down all the coins with lead.

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>>50629123
I've found this to be a valid investment easy get 1.5x back a year of 3-4 afternoons per season.

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>>50632404
What do you find with it?

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>>50632532
these are beautiful anon
thank you for this

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>>50632603
Hallelujahweh! Glory to Yahweh, rabbi Yeshua and the jews!

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>>50632480
Silver denarii usually

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>>50632662
>protestants are crypto jews
you don't say

>>50630876
You detect? Do you specifically look out for known roman paths or posts?

>>50629123
I'm stocking up on silver denarius coins. Can't imagine a world where they don't appreciate.

>>50629123
The problem with ancient coins is that many of these are modern fakes. Its extremly hard to check if one is real. They are made in bulk in Bulgaria.

>>50629123
Are they legit? redd*t had some recommended salesmen

>>50629123
what website?

AAAAAAAHHHHHH STOP TALKING ABOUT MY FAVORITE HOBBY AND STAY IN PMG FUUUUUUCCCK

>>50629123
numismatics will depreciate during an economic collapse because nobody will give two shits about collectables when they're struggling to feed themselves. Better to buy generic silver if you're looking to make money.

>>50634191
>Christianity is a jewish myth
Imagine my shock!

>>50635063
>a Jewish myth Jews have been trying to extinguish around the world for 2000 years
Try again Jacob

>>50635520
Sorry to break it to you, but Jesus is just another incarnation of semitic mythology that's managed to been reappropriated into western societies due to traditions that christcucks have stolen from other polythiestic religions in order to make christcuckery more appealing to gentiles.
Go and watch the Zeitgeist documentary on youtube and you'll see that Jesus is not an original concept whatsoever.

>>50635716
If I wanted to hear the 35th iteration of Alan Warts' take on this I'd go to reddit, thanks mate.