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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bluenose, post: 358286, member: 13428&quot;]My head is spinning and I have to admit it doesn&#039;t feel very good. As I decide on what I&#039;d like to collect I just get more and more overwhelmed. Is this normal to begin with?</p><p><br /></p><p>My journey so far...</p><p><br /></p><p>1. I want to collect ASE&#039;s. I thought it was just buying one bullion coin from 1986 on. Then I learn about proofs, reverse proofs, and now the unc W&#039;s.</p><p>2. I find out about Morgans and decide I really want to collect those, too.</p><p>3. Well, Morgans are dollars and ASE&#039;s are sort of dollars so I think why not collect dollars of all types?</p><p>4. Okay, that means Ikes, SBA&#039;s, Sackies, and Presidentials.</p><p>5. But, to get a good portion of them I have to buy mint sets.</p><p>6. Fine, but if I have to buy mint sets I&#039;ll have to buy two so I can break one apart.</p><p>7. Oh, and two proof sets.</p><p>8. Gee, don&#039;t mint sets have satin finish coins now? I guess that means rolls so I can get &quot;uncirculated circulation&quot; coins.</p><p>9. And don&#039;t forget silver proof sets.</p><p>10. Well, heck, if I have all these mint and proof sets why not start collecting mint and proof sets, too?</p><p>11. You know, I have all these proof sets and they contain the state quarters which are pretty nice so let&#039;s finish up that set.</p><p>12. And what about all these orphaned pennies, nickels, dimes, and halves from the broken mint sets?</p><p>13. And...and...and...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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