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Quote:Maybe a few nice examples of denominations you don't see anymore like a half, two and Three Cent coin. I like this!!
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For $400-500 you could buy a denarius set of Rome's famous Nerva-Antonine dynasty: Nerva  Trajan  Hadrian  Antoninus Pius  Marcus Aurelius  Lucius Verus  Commodus  Denarii of theirs start at about $20 for what we could call VG and can be had in the conditions shown above for less than $100 each with patience.
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Quote:Or perhaps a Twenty Cents? Honestly, I never even checked the 20 cents. I'm leaning toward the 1917 Type I and a 1/2 cent coin and/or the Seated Liberty dime. The Seated Liberty dime is really interesting. So maybe the following: 1/10 Gold Bullion coin $165 10 AU Peace/Morgan Commons $170 1917 Type 1 Quarter in MS $125 Seated Liberty dime in AU $70-$85 And I'll have $55 left I may pick some AU Indian Heads Nickels
Edited by hfjacinto 10/11/2019 7:52 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Quote: For $400-500 you could buy a denarius set of Rome's famous Nerva-Antonine dynasty: Those are really nice but I don't want to start another series.
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I'd get 2 1/10th oz coins (Maples are always an option) and I'd buy some silver rounds and some 90% Junk
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How about a nice type coin 1858 SLQ ? 
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I'm still going with the gold coin and the LCS has a nice slabbed Flying Eagle cent and an MS IHC, if they are still around I may do those. Still have 3 and 1/2 months só time to decide :)
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I have almost a full set of Mercury dimes (only missing the 16 D which I'm getting in 2 weeks) and I recently started walking liberty so I'll have that one completed in 2020. I'm not a fan of the quarters though except for the 1917 type I
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Personally, I feel that there needs to be a reason for what you get. The list you propose has no continuity. If the goal is a type set, then okay. Otherwise, it's distraction and uncertainty. 
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Quote: Personally, I feel that there needs to be a reason for what you get. The list you propose has no continuity. If the goal is a type set, then okay. Otherwise, it's distraction and uncertainty Well, for 1 thing I don't have to have any particular reason to get an item. It doesn't have to be part of a collection, I can just get one for astetic reasons. But are correct as I'm generally a "lister" and I put together lists of what I want but in this case I have cash and no real "list". So I'm flexible into what I can get and I kind of like the "type set" idea. I've already completed a 20th/21st century type set so maybe get some of the 1800 coins I'm missing maybe slabbed, but in XF+ condition. I still have time and as I'll be working on the bison nickels at that time, I may just pick up a lot of XF-MS bison nickels and call it a day.
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Curious- how many sets have you started and completed this year? And the Indian Nickels are a great set of coins. 
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