Coin collecting 101

Coin collecting is a fun hobby to start and the thrill of hunting for old coins is enough for many people to continue doing it. Other people consider coin collecting an investment, something they can receive a profit from. If you are one of those people, then you can find several types of coins in this thread that will help you determine what others are looking for.
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Good information for the beggining collector preacher Brad. Nice
probably took a while to write too.
Good work
mike

 

yea my finger's anr a little sore.Lol

 

Great post with lots of really good information.

Good job.

 

Thanks and happy collecting...

 

I have been working on this for like,3 day's now . And i finely took the thime to finish it today. It took me 2 hours to finish it.

 

wow. That takes some determination.

You wrote that on microsoft word and copied it here, huh.

 

Yea my Mom got sick of helping me spell stuff all the time.LOL God i suck at spelling.LOL

 

Hey there.


I enjoyed reading your post about Coin Collecting 101.

I'm always looking for good content/articles like this to put on my website.

My website is still fairly new. http://www.myuscoins.com is a free site that lets users catalog their collection and hopefully learn more about what they are collecting, and maybe spark a new hobby.

I was wondering if you would mind if I posted your post as an article on my site. I think it's good intro information for visitors trying to get an understanding of coin collecting...................

I was honered by this letter and accepted the offer. So check it out. just click on the link.

 

haha, ya I know. I was gonna say spell check or something because there is not as many spelling errors as usual.LOL

 

That's Awesome bro. Hard work paid off.

 

For once.Lol

 

The OP did not write the post in the last couple of days. It is copied word-for-word from here:

http://www.articlesbase.com/hobbies...t-type-of-coin-should-you-collect-247522.html

That article was posted October 30, 2007 by Nicholas Tan.

 

my brother is good friend's with nichols nick sent the artice half done to my brother in ulmost 2 yeasr ago and we gave a good lot of insight in it finished it and sent it back to him he posted it on that site and my brother was going to send me a e mail of the finished product well he never did and last sunday nearly a year and a half later my brother sent me a printed copy in the mail i had my mom read it to me and help me with a lot of the spelling.Lol. and copied it on wordpad. so that's the story behind that. good reserch though bro ..

 

really he kinda stole our credt for the article so im finely getting the credt i should have got a long time ago
o and his real name is not nick tan it's long tan he changed it i guess cuz it sounds better who know's he moved back home and we never saw him again....

 

Yeah, I understand the story. Unfortunately, unless it's your original work I can't post it on my site. Since the article is out there with Nick, I'll either have to take this one down or repost from the articlebase site and give Nick credit. If I don't I could be sued for stealing someone else's work.

Sorry about this, I understand your story and I know what you mean, but I can't claim something as original when it's already out there and posted.

I am always looking for good articles and content though, so if you want to write something on another topic I'd be happy to post it and give you full credit. Is there a coin that you specialize in? Or some other numismatic topic where you've done some good research?

 

Yes I deal in mostly silver so I will more than likely write something with that in mind. Is there a way to copywrite my article so this sort of thing don't happen again? I don't wan't to spend all the time to write a new article if someone is just going to rob it from me again.

 

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