A Friendly Warning to New Collector's and New CT Members

I can stop any time I want to.....

 

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There is not yet any known cure. But why would you want one?

 

I think I have a solution. I prescribe the sound of coins dropping into a piggy bank. I find this works for me in these situations.

 

Thats what we all say And by the way " I can stop any time I want to" is Exhibit/Sympton D

 

But I’ve done it many times!

 

Denial is not a river in Egypt Eddie! Which happens to be Sympton E for Eddie

 

Lol, we’re on Symptom E! What timing I have!

 

I concur Matt, but I am afraid that The inability to do without, is indeed symptom F
But you get an A for trying

 

Yes! Try collecting these........

 

Luckily, I inherited my wife's desk after she died last year. Besides the existing swing-arm Ott light, I added a 4' daylight fluorescent under the wall-mounted shelf above it and I'm all set! Helps keep me occupied during widower-hood and pandemic.

 

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Just leave it there for awhile, let the acids in the drain eat at it and then post on Etsy as a rare, one of a kind error worth $50K.

 

igotchangeActive Member
You guys friggin are making my sides hurtthis whole subject matter can't be any more true.btw thank you all for my newest addiction.caffein is preschool compared to this coin thing.is their a medication or rehab that anyone can recommend,?

Yup - more rolls

 

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The only rehab I could recommend would be collecting pea stones from your neighbors driveways.

 

I won't tell you about all of the bugs I've been bitten by. The coin bug is the least of my worries.

 

Call a plumber to disassemble the pipes, and spend $100 in the process.

 

I saved my kitchen table by moving all my wheat pennies to my roll top desk.

 

And I thought the OP was referring to CT itself. It is so educational and entertaining that I have become so addicted to it to the detriment of all the other things I need to get done.