New Video: The Siliqua Denomination

[Leo]

Hello everyone! New video up. This time we're taking a look at the silver Siliqua, an unusual silver denomination in a time where the two dominant forces on the roman economic system were low-grade billon and gold.

Remember to share your Siliquae!, like, comment and subscribe so the channel gets a boost 🙂

Link to Video, dont know how to Embbed it here yet

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Edited May 28, 2022 by Leo

[Alegandron]

RI Valentinian II AD 375-392 AR Siliqua 18mm 1.8g Trier Victory wreath palm RIC IX 43

[AncientNumis]

21 minutes ago, Leo said:

Hello everyone! New video up. This time we're taking a look at the silver Siliqua, an unusual silver denomination in a time where the two dominant forces on the roman economic system were low-grade billon and gold.

Remember to share your Siliquae!, like, comment and subscribe so the channel gets a boost 🙂

Link to Video, dont know how to Embbed it here yet

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Yay! Every day you post a new video is a great one 😄 

Watching it right now - and It seems great like every single one of your videos! Don't have even a Siliqua yet, as I don't have many late Roman coins but this is making it super appealing to me. 
 

Thank YOU Leo, don't know what I'd do without your informative and super high quality videos, can't stress enough how much I love 'em 🙂 

[Alegandron]

Very nice Video. Thank you.

[Alegandron]

Another Siliqua to support your wonderful post and video...

ROME
Arcadius, AD 395-408
AR Siliqua, 16mm, 1.1g, 12h.
Obv.: DN ARCADI-VS PF AVG; Pearl diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right.
Rev.: VIRTVS RO-MANORVM; Roma seated left on cuirass, holding Victory on globe and reversed spear

[TheTrachyEnjoyer]

Am I allowed to post coins I used to own?

This was my siliqua subcollection before I sold them off. I kept the papal siliqua