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<p>[QUOTE="Sam Stone, post: 4225597, member: 110020"]I certainly understand and am very sorry that happened to you. Hopefully you've found a career path that is better than you ever dreamed of when you had that experience. I remember the first two, three, four or five times I started college I was usually in as bad a place financialy as I am now and I don't even want to think about about my first day in medical school. Ever. I'm convinced every college campus has an unofficial person with an office down the long, dark hallway nobody ever wants to go down who's sole purpose in life is to teach students how to survive the most distasteful scenario they can think of. Maybe one of them followed you around playing a tape that said "Coin collector, coin collector" over and over. Bottom line, college is a scary time even if your parents are Bill and Melinda Gates. Thank you for sharing your concern, but I know if I don't Iinvest any more than comes in I can and do enjoy learning collecting. It's certainly a much better alternative to sitting in my chair and looking to see if I can find a new pattern in the paint on the wall. Obviously if I found a bank note signed by Julius Caesar I would be elated,and I would happily share the spoils with the guys and gals who have been holding my hand and helping me to understand the difference between a Roosevelt dime and an Eisenhower dollar. I can see where collecting offers more potential reward for folks who can afford to be patient, and I'm somewhere in the middle. I definitely don't agree with some news articles I've read that compares collecting to going to the race track and betting on the first horse with a name starting with the same letter yours does.</p><p><br /></p><p>I always talk too much, so let me stop here,wish you luck, and recommend a fresh start in collecting if you haven't already. If you stick with this forum, you will find equal parts compassion, empathy, concern, and altruism--all when you need it most. Best wishes, and thanks again for your story.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Sam Stone, post: 4225597, member: 110020"]I certainly understand and am very sorry that happened to you. Hopefully you've found a career path that is better than you ever dreamed of when you had that experience. I remember the first two, three, four or five times I started college I was usually in as bad a place financialy as I am now and I don't even want to think about about my first day in medical school. Ever. I'm convinced every college campus has an unofficial person with an office down the long, dark hallway nobody ever wants to go down who's sole purpose in life is to teach students how to survive the most distasteful scenario they can think of. Maybe one of them followed you around playing a tape that said "Coin collector, coin collector" over and over. Bottom line, college is a scary time even if your parents are Bill and Melinda Gates. Thank you for sharing your concern, but I know if I don't Iinvest any more than comes in I can and do enjoy learning collecting. It's certainly a much better alternative to sitting in my chair and looking to see if I can find a new pattern in the paint on the wall. Obviously if I found a bank note signed by Julius Caesar I would be elated,and I would happily share the spoils with the guys and gals who have been holding my hand and helping me to understand the difference between a Roosevelt dime and an Eisenhower dollar. I can see where collecting offers more potential reward for folks who can afford to be patient, and I'm somewhere in the middle. I definitely don't agree with some news articles I've read that compares collecting to going to the race track and betting on the first horse with a name starting with the same letter yours does. I always talk too much, so let me stop here,wish you luck, and recommend a fresh start in collecting if you haven't already. If you stick with this forum, you will find equal parts compassion, empathy, concern, and altruism--all when you need it most. Best wishes, and thanks again for your story.[/QUOTE]
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