Age of Numismatists on the forum

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Ruben , they want your chronological age

Jim

 

I see a distinct generation gap in this pool. Maybe because the "old fart" category encompasses more years. But the 20-30 category seems to be more prevalent... maybe because we can still see which letters we are pushing on the keyboard. haha!

 

Yep - I am still in the same age bracket.

 

I am happy to see my age group is still in the lead, even with 51+ all grouped together

 

11-20 group yeah....represent 20 years old
(might be celebrating 21st in guantanamo bay ugh)
and @ coinmaster1 i have "89" on my name.....

 

I am one of the youngest here.

 

the 20-30 group still thinks polls are important

 

Old enough to be skeptical of people who might ask me such a question. In this day and age, files are being kept on every tidbit of information we volunteer about ourselves.

 

I agree with the poster who said you should have made a few more categories for 51+. Heck 50 is the new 40 right?!

I'm 46 which puts me in the second oldest category, I don't think of myself as old...yet.

I'm also encouraged for the hobby of coin collecting to see how many are in the relatively young category of 21-30. Allthough this poll is probably too small to be considered scientific, I think that's still great news for the hobby.

 

11-20 for the win!

 

That brings to mind a joke I came up with. Who died first, the oldest man to ever die or his father?

 

this forum has gone to the geezers!

 

When asking about how many candles they should put on my Birthday cake I respond, just set it on fire......

 

Nice one green18!

 

When they put the candles on my Birthday cake, the local fire department is on standby

 

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The more important question would be: ' How many of us were around in 1980 ? ' hmmnnn . . Of course, a totally different picture for the economy back then on the inflation front. Today The Fed is attempting to 'incite' inflationary outcomes . . while denying the evolving reality of it's actions . . especially in commodity and energy prices. It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood . . : >) ( Save those banks ! )