I think we've overlooked something here.
Rare gold coin's auction price = $24,720 (three in existence) Bitcoin's current price $34,707 (19,527,537 in existence)
Therefore, Bitcoin is more valuable than a 2,000 year old gold coin with only three in circulation.
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Why do yoi think that 'something has been overlooked'?
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I was surprised to see that no one had commented about it.
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This link was posted by Brajeshwar 1 hour ago on HN. It received 59 points and 39 comments.
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I always enjoy the visible debasement on old coins.
A Latin alphabetic inscription on the coin bears the name "Esunertos," which can be translated as "mighty as the god Esos," (also spelled Esus) the statements said.
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Going by the possible close Welsh meaning, he'd not be the first Esus the Romans killed. ✝️
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Oh, can you expand on this? I don't really use YouTube any more - sorry.
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I give 50% chances that's it was faked.
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