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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Finn235, post: 8253851, member: 98035&quot;]From the Imperial series, I&#039;m down to just the handful of figures that would swallow a good chunk of the year&#039;s budget to acquire.</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;m missing and definitely hope to acquire:</p><p>- Statilia Messalina</p><p>- Gordian II</p><p>- Laelianus</p><p>- Cornelia Supera</p><p>- Nigrinian</p><p>- Eugenius</p><p>- Constantius III (he was recognized so I count him as official)</p><p>- Leo II</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;m on the fence about:</p><p>- Vespasian Jr (I keep getting blown out of the water)</p><p>- Uranius</p><p>- Julian of Pannonia (pricey but not insane)</p><p>- Domitius Domitianus</p><p>- Alexander of Carthage</p><p>- Martinian</p><p>- Nepotian</p><p>- All of the usurpers of 408-413</p><p>- All western emperors after 455</p><p><br /></p><p>One area I really need to focus on is the Imperatorial period. I&#039;ve spent more money on less important figures, and yet I still don&#039;t have a Brutus, a Caesar elephant denarius, or a halfway presentable Antony legion denarius. As someone who also collects by type, I&#039;ve owned about 4-5 Caesar posthumous types, and ended up selling all of them. By the time push comes to shove and I get outbid on any of the above, I&#039;ve already used up my budget on other stuff. Probably doesn&#039;t help that I know that none of those types are rare, and I&#039;ll always have another opportunity to win one next month.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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