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<p>[QUOTE="Poetheraven1, post: 1680181, member: 27225"]Hi ya Ancientnoob. I'm not a fan of ebay, as I find that most things offered there are way overpriced, and there are those that will bid any amount just to not lose the bid... To them its a contest to see who can get it, not how much it costs. I also stay away from craig's list because I want to wake up alive in the morning, and my wife of 52 years would frown on my bidding on a massage...lol. I was thinking of making something out of them, but then I don't want to damage any coins, and really get upset when I find ones that have been defaced, or have holes (shot or drilled) in them. Its really funny though, I've got so many collected coins, that it would probably take me years to go back and admire each of them. I find the excitement is in finding coins that I don't already have, and wondering what the people were like, what they were doing, and how they lived when the coins were minted. You never know who might have touched a coin you find. For the most part, I think my question was rhetorical, because I don't want to put my duplicates back into circulation where I might wind up buying a lot I've already seen. That's for a time when I no longer am able to collect coins, or for my son to do when he inherits my coins...not much value, but lots of weight. I'm beginning to run out of space to keep the things I collect...good thing I have an extra room devoted to my collections, and a computer to keep track of my inventory.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Poetheraven1, post: 1680181, member: 27225"]Hi ya Ancientnoob. I'm not a fan of ebay, as I find that most things offered there are way overpriced, and there are those that will bid any amount just to not lose the bid... To them its a contest to see who can get it, not how much it costs. I also stay away from craig's list because I want to wake up alive in the morning, and my wife of 52 years would frown on my bidding on a massage...lol. I was thinking of making something out of them, but then I don't want to damage any coins, and really get upset when I find ones that have been defaced, or have holes (shot or drilled) in them. Its really funny though, I've got so many collected coins, that it would probably take me years to go back and admire each of them. I find the excitement is in finding coins that I don't already have, and wondering what the people were like, what they were doing, and how they lived when the coins were minted. You never know who might have touched a coin you find. For the most part, I think my question was rhetorical, because I don't want to put my duplicates back into circulation where I might wind up buying a lot I've already seen. That's for a time when I no longer am able to collect coins, or for my son to do when he inherits my coins...not much value, but lots of weight. I'm beginning to run out of space to keep the things I collect...good thing I have an extra room devoted to my collections, and a computer to keep track of my inventory.[/QUOTE]
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