Whats a good darkside gold coin for under $100
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Whats an good old darkside coin to buy (gold) under $100. The older the better.
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<< <i>W- buy what you like, regardless of cost.!! >>
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<< <i>Early 1900's French 20 Franc, commonly called "roosters" can be found for under $100 along with possibly the late 1800's French 20 Franc "angels". >>
I think this applies to all 'Napoleons' from 1850 onward. There are a few semi-keys and the rest should be fairly easy.
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<< <i>...would mean I might buy only one or two coins per year. That isn't enough involvement in the hobby to keep me interested. So for me, I completely understand the need to buy (and therfore collect) according to budget. >>
I dunno, i only buy a handful of coins a year.
If you saw the stuff i'm buying you'd know why! I can't afford to buy more than i already do. Having said that though i still find loitering on here and a few other forums and reading about coins in general gives me just as much involvement in the hobby as most. Heck i could give over buying coins altogether, just talking about them feels like i'm involved!* But maybe i'm just different, who knows?
*This might sound strange but i know of one numismatist (you can't really call him a coin collector), that sold off most of his coins apart from a handful of historically or artistically important pieces ranging from classical to a issued few years ago. He no longer buys any coins but he is more involved in the hobby than most as he writes coin articles and spends a great deal of time studying coins... he'll borrow them off of people to study and then send them back when he's done! (If he's really stuck he'll buy one and then sell it as soon as it's proved its use for his writeup).
<< <i>That's certainly a different way to be involved in coins! Although I don't know that it would be too satisfying for me, it sounds like it works for him. >>
Very different. I dunno if i could go quite that far either. I think i'd still have to buy the odd one here and there not so much to feel part of the coin world (i feel part buying or no) but i'd buy more because i generally like buying coins!
That and the money would burn a hole in my pocket.