Looking for the nicest coin I can get for $30
BillyKingsley
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This coming Saturday is my 30th birthday. I've decided to buy myself a present. I normally don't go over $20 on a single coin...but I'll go a different route this time. Figure this might be an interesting way to add something nice.
I collect literally everything, so...show me what you have, please
I do have a favoring of ancients but I really do collect everything.
I collect literally everything, so...show me what you have, please
I do have a favoring of ancients but I really do collect everything.
Billy Kingsley ANA R-3146356 Cardboard History // Numismatic History
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Philip II of Macedon Bronze Unit (Alexander the Great's Father, but a great man in his own right)
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South Africa … 1954 … 6D … PR66 … PCGS … $26 … incredible value @ 3,150 mintage! and 2nd-highest graded
New Zealand … 1965 … 3D … PL65 … PCGS … $16 … great value @ 25,000 mintage
Canada … 1968 … S 10¢ … MS64 … NGC … $15
Guatemala …1895 … 1/4R … AU Details … NGC … $16
Guatemala… 1901H … 1/4R … AU Details … NGC … $16
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However, the main item in that offer was a nice 1st Century Judaean coin, which is still available. I will try to scan some pictures of it.
Hope you had a good birthday, Billy.
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Steve
<< <i>Well, Lord M does propose an enticing offer. However I believe the title was "the nicest coin I can get for $30" not the most ... but the man of the hour says he favors ancients! What ever will he do?!
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Well, Nessie, if you'd read my original post, you'd have seen that I was indeed offering ONE nice coin worth at least thirty bucks, and an ancient at that.
The fact that I was ALSO offering an ADDITIONAL thirty coins worth a total of $30-150 as a gift is irrelevant to anyone but Billy and I.
It was a very generous offer.
So much so that I now think I will withdraw it after not hearing back from Billy. Mostly because it would have taken me almost an hour to put the lot together.
Not that I won't still sell Billy that Judaean coin, once I scan some pix of it, and add a nice freebie or two.
<< <i>Either penny token-$30. Both are browner than the images suggest. >>
I'd gladly take the 1850 off your hands. PS: Billy, it's a good deal at $30.
Highly enthusiastic about world coins, contemporary circulating counterfeits and unusual stuff
I did have a good birthday- mostly - but I still don't have the stamina I once did before I almost died last year, and dealing with my mom's continuing health problems- some of which reared up on my actual birthday- (we very nearly spent it in the emergency room) it took a lot out of me and I haven't been able to get on here sooner.
Then whether he wants to buy "30 for $30" from me later, or use it for one of y'all's fine offerings, his 30 bucks can be put to use elsewhere.
I kind of like Steve27's Severus Alexander denarius. That's a common emperor, but anytime one can buy decent ancient silver for $30 or less, it's tempting.
Then again, Nessie's South African sixpence sounds pretty nice, too.