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<p>[QUOTE="AncientJoe, post: 3295276, member: 44357"]I wouldn't sell all of my coins for a single coin but I possibly would sell a chunk of my collection for the right coin if I needed to do so. [USER=75525]@rrdenarius[/USER] ' post is appropriate as I was considering selling some more replaceable pieces for that exact Flamininus stater. I ended up deciding to not bid but it is one of just a few types for which I'd consider a culling (outside of the periodic "spring cleaning" I do of duplicates).</p><p><br /></p><p>Regardless of your budget, every coin purchase has an opportunity cost. There have been many times where I become frustrated at being outbid during a major auction and days later find a coin that I couldn't have afforded if I were successful in the auction.</p><p><br /></p><p>Ultimately I've realized that I can't just sit on the sidelines until some major, important coin comes up for sale. There are too many great coins being sold all the time and I'd kick myself if I let them all slip by. But, the "smaller" purchases do add up and I am consciously balancing quantity and quality in the lens of a finite budget.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="AncientJoe, post: 3295276, member: 44357"]I wouldn't sell all of my coins for a single coin but I possibly would sell a chunk of my collection for the right coin if I needed to do so. [USER=75525]@rrdenarius[/USER] ' post is appropriate as I was considering selling some more replaceable pieces for that exact Flamininus stater. I ended up deciding to not bid but it is one of just a few types for which I'd consider a culling (outside of the periodic "spring cleaning" I do of duplicates). Regardless of your budget, every coin purchase has an opportunity cost. There have been many times where I become frustrated at being outbid during a major auction and days later find a coin that I couldn't have afforded if I were successful in the auction. Ultimately I've realized that I can't just sit on the sidelines until some major, important coin comes up for sale. There are too many great coins being sold all the time and I'd kick myself if I let them all slip by. But, the "smaller" purchases do add up and I am consciously balancing quantity and quality in the lens of a finite budget.[/QUOTE]
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