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@@Bluelobster36.5 same! They’re more difficult to find & usually it’s of a god or goddess. Rare to see a front facing portrait of an emperor

They eating food for real! Love watching them eat it’s kind of funny and relaxing at same time

@@Bluelobster36.5 gotta love the sun! Love sunny days. Thanks for watching & commenting. I’ve been meaning to upload more ancient coin videos I should this week

Is it loofa!

@@Offgridlee444 yoo might be! Good call. Just looked those up & looks similar for sure. I know cucumbers can grow massive but these kind of more looked like a type of gourd. So loofa or luffa however it’s prounced is not edible? and more so grown to be turned into sponges?

@@noahsnumismatics I think so just made for sponges. But I’m not sure I always wanted to grow them once.

@@PilotVBall tbh I wouldn’t wanna work in there but to each their own. I see what you’re saying though. For me, I’d rather be outside working like today I’m gonna be doing tree removal. I love working on farms & with plants. I guess I’m just a good slave goyim for them then but ay I enjoy my life 😅😂

lol are you ok? Do you want the people making decisions on national and regional policies work in a gross tiny dmv office?

@@mrpipper7271 ay yeah I appreciate old buildings like this bruh. It’s a whole piece of art head to toe on the outside and inside. I already wanna go back and explore again. I plan to film the front entrance too & other rooms I missed. Have you been here before?

my thought when i went inside the health care finance building in baltimore. not old world looking, but nothing but marble and polished granite.

@@sixmax11what’s good with Baltimore you like it there?

Such a cool building! Thank ya for watching! A lot of stuff has gone down here. Very rich with history. The capitol resembles a giant French chateau, the three-acre, five-story granite building is actually a variety of styles including Romanesque and French Renaissance-the result of it taking 32 years (1867-1899) and five architects to complete

@@gunnarfarr7990 yoo let’s go thank ya fam for pulling up

@@chrisbartlett454 forever growing sunflower

Yeah same! This one almost looks like a seal more than a coin it’s so cool I love the unique shape & color to it

@@noahsnumismatics Yeah its a cool type, the portrait of Hercules is really nice too.

@@jungsoopark1638 thank you for watching and glad ya enjoyed! Being in a garden is one of the most peaceful awesome places to be on earth for real

@@Offgridlee444 they bring me so much joy and peace of mind

@@noahsnumismatics me too!

@@BenTheCityExplorer hell yeah! Thanks for watching. Just subbed to your channel & gonna check out your videos. Cheers

@@noahsnumismatics Thank you so much.

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@@freddobbs4437 a lot of interesting & funky Roman names I’m surprised there isn’t an emperor named that 😅 ay thanks for watching. I’m curious, how did you stumble upon my video?

@@Pedrobear97 cheers homie!

as much as flowers be making me sneeze I still be sniffing them 😭😅 got some really cool videos of my sunflowers I’m gonna be uploading soon! Thanks for watching yo

@@agrohome5344 hey howdy fellow gardening friend bout to check out your videos too

@@Offgridlee444 ay cheers thanks for watching 🫑 I love gardening. Gonna check out your videos & subscribe to ya channel too

@@noahsnumismatics Thank you 😊

@@Gilbertoooooooo thanks! Those “holes” in the middle are marks left from the process of cutting the planchet of the coin down to the correct size, weight & diameter. Majority of ancient Egyptian coins of the Ptolemaic period have those small circle indentations on both side of the coin. Not sure the name of the exact tool or what it looked like but there’s some info online about it. That’s the case for only Ptolemaic coinage I can’t say the same for other ancient coins that may have small holes on them. Hope that helps. Do you collect ancient coins too?

@@LinePayLynch hell yeah it’s been a while. Gotta hit rivers again soon too

@@radwanalshair1043 depends on the condition. Upload a video of it

@@noahsnumismatics i can send it to you by whatsapp

Ayy I like how y’all worded this & cheerssss thanks for pulling up and watching some of my videos even if this is just an automated message y’all leave on everyone’s videos it’s better than a fake bot account. Y’all got cool videos

@@Sandy-r7p They’ve became my favorite flower too if not favorite plant in general to grow! Each flower supports a bunch of bees, birds & insects which then brings pollinators to the rest of the garden 🌻

@@williamswearengin8103 The Douglass design at Albany Rural features broad sloping lawns, miles of labyrinthine roads and pathways, a limpid pool, shaded ravines, two streams, a picturesque waterfall and hundreds of beautiful shade trees. There were once seven lakes created by building dams on the two streams, Moordanaers Kill and Kromme Kill, that meander through Albany Rural, and they were christened with idyllic names such as Tawasentha, Bethesda and Consecration Lake.