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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dog_pound, post: 2729426, member: 77895&quot;]Great attitude, keep the motivation.&nbsp; If I might offer a price of advice though.&nbsp; Start with one coin (dime, nickel, 1 cent.&nbsp; Focus a lot of you attention on that denomination.&nbsp; Learn first off how the coin is actually made from start to finish.&nbsp; Learn how they made them early on and then how they manufactured now.&nbsp; Learn about does, hubs, master hubs working does etc...how the image is made, and how it is transfered.&nbsp; This will pat dividends to you later when it comes to identifying what a true error looks like and how it could have been made.</p><p><br /></p><p>Then pick the coin you want to focus on.&nbsp; I am not saying don&#039;t buy other coins if you like them but do homework on it first.</p><p><br /></p><p>I recommend Lincoln&#039;s or Jefferson&#039;s to start. Primarily because you can find a very large portion of you coins in circulation still.(minus older wheats and key dates)&nbsp; both coins are relatively inexpensive except a few key Lincoln&#039;s, but a very nice Jefferson will be far less to complete.&nbsp; These coins have a lot of different mintmark and ddo errors that you can cut you teeth on and may enjoy looking for.&nbsp; Especially if you learn the minting process first.</p><p><br /></p><p>Lots of collectors started with Lincoln&#039;s and moved on to others.&nbsp; Good luck[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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