Looking for the nicest coin I can get for $30
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?!
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.
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.