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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Sallent, post: 3542992, member: 76194&quot;]Take this for what it&#039;s worth, a very small unrepresentative sample size, but I&#039;ve adjusted the price for inflation for some denarii from the Republican era through 2nd century CE that I&#039;ve picked up over the years with old tags and prices from the 60&#039;s through 80&#039;s, and overall most coins have slightly underperformed inflation or just about kept up pace...but I don&#039;t have anything particularly rare or fancy (ie. no tribute penny or Julius Caesar, etc) with old tags).</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;ve also adjusted catalog prices from old catalogs from the 60s through 80&#039;s for some of my coins (using prices listed in Roman Silver Coins and a few old catalog/reference books) and I find the same results. Again though, that&#039;s also an unscientific and relatively small sample size...so I don&#039;t claim the same is true for the entire market. I&#039;m sure rarer, gold coins, and some provincials have actually gone up above inflation rate. I don&#039;t have anything particularly premium or super rare and in high demand, so I haven&#039;t adjusted prices for that category of coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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