So I am set with a 'minor' dilemma. I have two wonderful commercial lever machines, a brand new Bosco Sorrento and Gaggia Tell 2 group, sitting in my family's apartment as we prepare to move back to the US. Two days ago, in the town we live in, a 2 group Faema President popped up on subito. It looks to be in fantastic condition, and I think I can get the price for €1300. Here is the issue: I want this machine, and have always wanted a 50's vintage faema. This is probably my best chance for a while to get one, but I have already spent a fair amount on the other two machines. I know what I have is overly sufficient, but convincing myself to pass on the opportunity to acquire this piece of history at such a close location is heartbreaking. Money for me personally is no trouble as I have almost everything paid for in college and do not spend much outside of coffee (I estimate of all the money I spent outside of necessities coffee is about 90% of that total expenditure). It is more of a physical issue, and I feel I am slowly becoming like my mother, who collects, collects, and collects clothing. Am I in the wrong for wanting to collect, collect, collect coffee machines at a time when I may not be able to acquire them for such a good price after I leave? I would also get free shipping since our move is paid for by the government up to a grossly ridiculous weight limit. I am likely leaning towards no due to my current collection, but what would you do as lever fanatics in this situation?

I can see that. We'll see what I do. I looked more closely and it's missing a few parts (that can probably be replaced) like the steam arms and hot water wand.