I have found many YouTube channels that are good for the study of ancient coins. One of the absolute best is Classical Numismatics. The videos are enjoyable and packed with knowledge but not over the top. Here’s a good one to start with:
The New York City Intl Numismatic Convention (that’s a mouthful) is coming up this weekend! It is the leading convention for ancient coins and has ongoing auctions and eductional sessions in addition oto the exhibition hall (bourse), with over 100 international dealers and an incredible assosrtment of numismatic goods.
It must be said that the specialty of this conference is ancient coins, and you will see some of the worlds most beautiful and valuable coins here. Below are some sample Greek and Roman coins:
Doug Smith’s website on the Ancient Coin Forum is great reading, funny and very informative. Here is the page to start on – where terminologies and basic historical time tables are discussed. This will give you a good start. I can’t think of any better introduction to ancient coins. A little ways in you’ll understand the typo…
Here is a starter video showing the box set up for sorting pennies. I will be posting a series of short videos about how to get started sorting and searching pennies for errors. You can also visit Coinology.org I do have one sort box set for sale. Pls contact me if interested.
The beauty of searching coins is that you can start with almost nothing.
“The secret of coin collecting is that the most valuable coins are circulating and anyone can find them. I search pennies with my kids…it’s a great family hobby!” KF
“I always thought coin collecting was really hard. I didn’t realize that with a little practice I could find valuable coins right in my pocket change!” TM
Workshop is open to newcomers of all ages – children 10 and under with parent or guardian please.