Kinzer Coins Ventures into New Ways to Connect History Lovers with Ancient Coins

At Kinzer Coins, we're always experimenting with fresh avenues to bring the thrill of ancient history to those who love it most. Told in Stone, one of the most insightful creators exploring the history, culture, and legacies of ancient Greece and Rome, perfectly shares our passion for making the past vivid and accessible, so we wanted to collaborate with them.

Exploring Creative Paths Together

This collaboration is about thoughtfully bridging the gap between screen time and hands-on history. While Told in Stone dives into quirky facts about daily life, lost literature, bones, and the classical world's hidden stories, we're supplying the actual coins from those eras, NGC-certified relics that let viewers hold the artifacts behind the insights. It's our way of experimenting to spark deeper engagement in this incredible hobby.

We constantly seek out new challenges and chances to illuminate ancient numismatics, whether through unexpected collaborations or bold ideas that make history feel alive and approachable.

How the Magic Happens On-Screen

In Told in Stone's sponsored segments, you'll see:

• A spotlight on a specific ancient coin tied directly to the video's fascinating historical detail or era.

• The story behind it, who struck it, what it reveals about Roman life or economy, and why it connects to the intriguing facts being uncovered.

• An invitation to grab that coin (or similar ones) from KinzerCoins.com, turning curiosity into ownership.

These moments ripple across their platform and our channels, creating shared excitement for history enthusiasts everywhere.

Fueling the Hobby We Love

This collaboration reflects our commitment to keeping ancient coin collecting vibrant and inviting for newcomers and veterans alike. Imagine owning a coin that circulated in the Rome Told in Stone describes so vividly. It's thoughtful innovation that makes the hobby more popular, more immersive, and endlessly fascinating. We're just getting started on these creative experiments.