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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;moneycostingmemoney, post: 2767888, member: 86367&quot;]I&#039;m right with your logic. Regardless of how much I have to spend I don&#039;t want to spend more than I can see disappear without feeling any sort of way about it. I feel if I buy anything that I don&#039;t know about I&#039;m doing just that. That&#039;s my same logic with stocks. When I started I chased Mr Buffets picks, which isn&#039;t a terrible plan, but that is investing solely on someone else&#039;s motives. The more I understood and started learning about the market I realized that without due diligence placing any money is a gamble. I don&#039;t know enough about ancient coins to feel good about placing more money than I&#039;d spend going out to dinner. So, I spent $38 total and ordered, what the seller claims to be, one large roman, one Byzantine, one holy land and five medieval coins. To me that&#039;s a steak and a beer. I plan on starting with one coin and logging from start to cleaned and doing research on what it is, where its from and the ruler and empire/kingdom that it had purpose for. Even if the coin ends up being the most common, least desired piece of medal in the world of collecting ancients I&#039;ll come out of it knowing more than I did before and have a foundation to build upon.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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