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<p>[QUOTE="Johndoe2000$, post: 2747739, member: 82085"]Very nice coins. I really like the Roman Republic, the Pompeians for it's toning, and unusual subject matter. When I find a coin that has good non-portrait subject matter that I find interesting on both sides, and either white/clean, or shiny black surfaces, in my price range, and well centered, I'll be happy to be it's caretaker for awhile. I have seen plenty of jaw dropping coins on this site that fit that description. The question is, can my wallet afford it when I do find the one, or will I have to settle for a more affordable one. Again I'm looking for a centerpiece for my budding collection. I will take a picture of the ones I have later, and you'll see that I'm not only just starting a collection, but am surely in need of at least one with great eye appeal. Don't get me wrong, any coin 2000 years old, or more is a marvel, with great history, regardless of condition. Thanks for all the nice pics, and input.</p><p> John.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Johndoe2000$, post: 2747739, member: 82085"]Very nice coins. I really like the Roman Republic, the Pompeians for it's toning, and unusual subject matter. When I find a coin that has good non-portrait subject matter that I find interesting on both sides, and either white/clean, or shiny black surfaces, in my price range, and well centered, I'll be happy to be it's caretaker for awhile. I have seen plenty of jaw dropping coins on this site that fit that description. The question is, can my wallet afford it when I do find the one, or will I have to settle for a more affordable one. Again I'm looking for a centerpiece for my budding collection. I will take a picture of the ones I have later, and you'll see that I'm not only just starting a collection, but am surely in need of at least one with great eye appeal. Don't get me wrong, any coin 2000 years old, or more is a marvel, with great history, regardless of condition. Thanks for all the nice pics, and input. John.[/QUOTE]
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