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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sand, post: 24702957, member: 118540&quot;]Like [USER=83845]@Curtisimo[/USER], I&#039;m surprised that my 20 to 30 coins per year, is at the high end of the poll, so far. Perhaps it&#039;s because, I buy mostly relatively inexpensive coins. Also, like [USER=83845]@Curtisimo[/USER], I&#039;m a generalist, therefore it seems like, there are a lot of inexpensive coins available for me to buy.</p><p>I based my poll answer, on the number of coins that I&#039;ve bought in 2023 so far. In 2023 so far, I&#039;ve bought 20 coins. If that trend continues, then I&#039;ll have bought 29 coins by the end of the year. In 2022, I bought approximately 108 coins. However, approximately 50 of those coins were cheap US coins, such as proof Lincoln cents, and a bunch of Indian head cents. 2021 was probably my peak year, for the number of non-US coins, that I bought in 1 year. However, it would take me a long time to go back and add it up, because I didn&#039;t keep a nice simple list for 2021, or the years before that. I&#039;ve been collecting US coins since childhood. I&#039;ve been collecting ancients and medievals since 2018.</p><p>In 2023, I&#039;ve been buying fewer coins, and I&#039;ve been buying cheaper coins. Partly because, I have almost all of the coins I ever wanted. And partly because, I&#039;ve been trying to spend less money on coins. In 2023, of the 20 coins I&#039;ve bought so far, only 3 of them were more than $100. I haven&#039;t bought any US coins in 2023, so far. Probably because I haven&#039;t gone to any local coin shows, in 2023.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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