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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 7323706, member: 19463"]Use the Coin Talk search function and you will find quite a few posts where aurei have been shared by some of our members. A few of them are spectacular. We each will make a decision on how to spend our coin budget. If you were given $100,000 to spend on coins would you select one very special coin (there are many that have sold over that number) or 100,000 $1 pieces of metal that probably were coins once upon a time? Most will answer somewhere in between but we are left with the matter of 1000 coins at $100 or 100 coins at $1000. Here is where many of us differ. About thirty years ago, I was told that a 'serious' collector on ancient coins was one who spent $1000 a year on coins. I suspect that number has changed a mite especially now that we have the Covid bubble in effect. The aureus that makes me willing to spend my entire year's budget on one coin may exist. I have not seen it yet. So far this year I have not bought a single coin. Will this be the year of the aureus? Probably not.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 7323706, member: 19463"]Use the Coin Talk search function and you will find quite a few posts where aurei have been shared by some of our members. A few of them are spectacular. We each will make a decision on how to spend our coin budget. If you were given $100,000 to spend on coins would you select one very special coin (there are many that have sold over that number) or 100,000 $1 pieces of metal that probably were coins once upon a time? Most will answer somewhere in between but we are left with the matter of 1000 coins at $100 or 100 coins at $1000. Here is where many of us differ. About thirty years ago, I was told that a 'serious' collector on ancient coins was one who spent $1000 a year on coins. I suspect that number has changed a mite especially now that we have the Covid bubble in effect. The aureus that makes me willing to spend my entire year's budget on one coin may exist. I have not seen it yet. So far this year I have not bought a single coin. Will this be the year of the aureus? Probably not.[/QUOTE]
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