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<p>[QUOTE="brassnautilus, post: 2366083, member: 74300"]for a type struck with so many different dies, that's not impossible<img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie53" alt=":hungover:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>I think though, the expansive Eid Mar are expansive because of their condition (and rarity of specimens in such condition), and that probably had little to do with historical significance of the type or the total amount that's accounted for.</p><p>Many imperatorial types are like that, where there's a big margin between high and low quality pieces, and a hoard that increased availability significantly would change that situation drastically.</p><p><br /></p><p>There would only be that many people willing and capable of affording above certain threshold. Once that demand had been met, what would happen to rest of the pile?</p><p><br /></p><p>People who had discovered the hoard containing cassius tripod and brutus knife dispersed them discretely and carefully enough that we don't even know how many were in that hoard, to this day, but the floodgate still opened eventually, and many collectors were left with excuses like "non-hoard" and "circulated" to justify what they had paid.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="brassnautilus, post: 2366083, member: 74300"]for a type struck with so many different dies, that's not impossible:hungover: I think though, the expansive Eid Mar are expansive because of their condition (and rarity of specimens in such condition), and that probably had little to do with historical significance of the type or the total amount that's accounted for. Many imperatorial types are like that, where there's a big margin between high and low quality pieces, and a hoard that increased availability significantly would change that situation drastically. There would only be that many people willing and capable of affording above certain threshold. Once that demand had been met, what would happen to rest of the pile? People who had discovered the hoard containing cassius tripod and brutus knife dispersed them discretely and carefully enough that we don't even know how many were in that hoard, to this day, but the floodgate still opened eventually, and many collectors were left with excuses like "non-hoard" and "circulated" to justify what they had paid.[/QUOTE]
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