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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tibor, post: 3984255, member: 73385&quot;]When considering whether or not a coin is rare there are many factors.</p><p>For instance, how many are actually available to collectors. It is nice to</p><p>know how many are in museums, but if they are not available for purchase</p><p>by collectors then their population is not that significant to the collector.</p><p>Nice to know, not really relevant. Condition is important. Most Ides of March</p><p>coins are severely struck off center. A truly nice piece that is well struck</p><p>will bring BIG money. In my collection I have several pieces that make</p><p>the Ides of March coins seem very common by comparison. There is very little</p><p>demand for the coins I collect. Thank God!!&nbsp; So what is available to the</p><p>collector, condition and demand play in whether a coin can be called &quot;RARE&quot;.</p><p>I would call the Ides of March coin rare to very rare because there is quite a bit of</p><p>demand for the coin, especially in well centered condition.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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