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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2511749, member: 19463"]A few questions: How does the fact there are a dozen Caligula denarii currently on sale relate to it being a rare coin? At any given moment are a higher percentage of Caligula denarii in existence on the market than other coins that may show up once a year at most and may sell for less. I suspect that the number of people who want a Caligula for keeps and the number who want one for resale to other investment oriented buyers is a different proportion than Medoraman's example of a Constantine VII silver coin naming Christopher. The most rare legionary denarius of Septimius Severus (my specialty) sells for less than a Caligula in similar condition but compare the number of I MIN, XXII PRI and XXX VLP sold this year to three Caligula types. For that matter, I wonder if there have not been more Caligulas than all the Legionaries. Do many well to do collectors try to collect every Caligula or is the demand mostly for the portrait? I know of a collector specializing in Otho. Is there a specialist in Caligula? Regalianus? Everything?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2511749, member: 19463"]A few questions: How does the fact there are a dozen Caligula denarii currently on sale relate to it being a rare coin? At any given moment are a higher percentage of Caligula denarii in existence on the market than other coins that may show up once a year at most and may sell for less. I suspect that the number of people who want a Caligula for keeps and the number who want one for resale to other investment oriented buyers is a different proportion than Medoraman's example of a Constantine VII silver coin naming Christopher. The most rare legionary denarius of Septimius Severus (my specialty) sells for less than a Caligula in similar condition but compare the number of I MIN, XXII PRI and XXX VLP sold this year to three Caligula types. For that matter, I wonder if there have not been more Caligulas than all the Legionaries. Do many well to do collectors try to collect every Caligula or is the demand mostly for the portrait? I know of a collector specializing in Otho. Is there a specialist in Caligula? Regalianus? Everything?[/QUOTE]
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