Getting a Divorce and can now buy floor standing speakers

Here's some from my list of speakers I can't afford:

Legacy (anything)

Genelec 8381A

Vandersteen Audio Kento Carbon

German Physiks Borderland Mk IV

Joseph Audio Pearl 20/20 Graphene

Audiovector R6 Arreté

Paradigm Persona 9H

Monitor Audio Platinum PL500 II

Bowers & Wilkins 801 D4

Apertura Enigma mkII

Tidal Contriva G3

Monitor Audio Hyphn

Matterhorn Kroma Atelier Elektra

Audio Solutions Figaro XLm2

Rockport Technologies Atria II

MBL 120

Dali Epicore 11

Magico A5

PBN Audio MR!777

My suggestion look at a pair of Goldenear Triton Reference speakers, currently discontinued and discounted. Consistently recommended as a Stereophile, class A full range floor standing speakers. Of course, you can always spend more, but you don’t need to. Currently, mated with a Primaluna Evo 300 integrated amplifier, in a comprehensively acoustically treated space. these are end game speakers for me so, I currently, have ordered upgraded crossovers, driver wiring, and speaker binding posts, to get that Nth improvement in sound quality from TG Acoustics. Best of luck to you, life is short, enjoy!

Check these out...

https://www.decwareproducts.com/dfh

https://www.lii-song.com/product/dfh-10-lii-headwrecker-platinum-10-a-pair/

Daedalus Speakers with tubes or quality class A solid state. Monitor Audio Platinum with solid state. Magnepan 20’s 

really depends on your like/dislike of certain speaker qualities. 
horns?

silk dome?

metal tweeters?

electrostatic?

A good friend who trained as a classical pianist but went into medicine instead spent years with his beloved Nestorovich speakers, then finally fell in love with Tidal Contriva G2's.  It's generally conceded that he has the best system amongst a popular DC-area audio group.  Unfortunately I now live 3000 miles away and haven't had a chance to hear them, but if he bought them they must be something special.  He was NEVER a tweaker or swapper, focusing on quality components and incremental improvements.  Of course, he also feels that if a system gets the piano right, everything else falls into place. ;-)  But for the money you're talking about, I would investigate them.