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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sand, post: 8119838, member: 118540&quot;]This is a fun thread. Here are my numismatic new year resolutions for 2022.</p><p>1. Spend less money on coins.</p><p>2. Spend less money on coins.</p><p>3. Spend less money on coins.</p><p>4. Spend less money on coin books.</p><p>5. Spend less time on coins.</p><p>6. Save my money, for a few coins, that I would like to have, which I still don&#039;t have, which I call &quot;My List&quot;. My List consists of approximately 6 ancient coins.</p><p>7. Other than My List, only buy a coin, if it knocks my socks off.</p><p>8. Finish taking group photos of my ancient coins.</p><p>9. Take some photos of individual ancient coins.</p><p>10. I have a maximum limit, that I will spend, on a single coin. Unless my income increases dramatically, continue my policy, never to spend more than my maximum limit, on a single coin.</p><p>Fortunately, I think all of the above resolutions will be easy, because I&#039;ve sort of got all of the coins, that I really want. Except for a few coins (My List), which are difficult to find, which meet certain standards that I have, which are within my budget. And a few coins, that I&#039;ll probably never be able to acquire, because the costs of such coins would exceed my maximum limit for a single coin.</p><p>In the last month, I spent way less money on coins, than I had spent during the previous 10 months. I haven&#039;t seen many coins, that I&#039;ve been tempted to buy. And when I was tempted, usually I was able to resist the temptation. Hopefully, I won&#039;t discover an entire new area of interest, for which I&#039;m tempted to buy a lot of coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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