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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 3168232, member: 78298&quot;]In terms of the hobby, you have a lot of dinosaurs, and the new people have all been introduced to it via You Tube. So the perception is different.</p><p>When I was a kid, you could still find coins in circulation. Lots of old date wheaties,</p><p>even a Mercury dime once in a while. Not valuable, but it was cool to find a Franklin half or another old coin floating around.</p><p>What do these kids today have in circulation? Late 50&#039;s Jefferson nickels worth face value. An occasional wheatie worth 3 cents. A 1964 Rosie if they search through $1000 worth of dimes. So I can see why they are all looking for this magic bullet,</p><p>1982-D small date copper, off metal coin, foreign planchet coin, doubled die coins,</p><p>because that is what the You Tube videos have taught them to look for.</p><p>They aren&#039;t buying coin books and studying. This is the ADHD culture and they need to find something yesterday. LOOK SQUIRRELS![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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