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<p>[QUOTE="miedbe7, post: 2145756, member: 33919"]My great grandmother, passed in 1995, owned an antique store in Springfield IL. She hoarded silver out of change, according to my father, way before 1965. I don't know if she specifically collected coins. My grandmother HOARDED coins, she passed last year, and relatives I don't know cashed in a lot of stuff at FV. She had glass milk jugs (the BIG ones) filled to the brim with coins. I remember as a kid, while on summer vacations to her home in FL, she'd always show me these "weird" coins, like Kennedy Halves and Eisenhower Dollars. She also always put a silver dollar in a holiday dish as a tradition. Can't remember which one or why. I also heard that my uncle, who passed 2 years ago, had a fairly sizable Indian Head cent collection. I miss them all and never ever got to share with them my interest in coins. I did however get two of my most cherished coins from my Grandmother a few years ago in the mail. Two circulated Ikes, a 1971 and a 1976. So I guess I'm a 4th generation collector, kinda. Directly related to me, I started collecting on my own accord, so that'd be 1st generation. I guess split the difference and I'm a 2.5 generation collector!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="miedbe7, post: 2145756, member: 33919"]My great grandmother, passed in 1995, owned an antique store in Springfield IL. She hoarded silver out of change, according to my father, way before 1965. I don't know if she specifically collected coins. My grandmother HOARDED coins, she passed last year, and relatives I don't know cashed in a lot of stuff at FV. She had glass milk jugs (the BIG ones) filled to the brim with coins. I remember as a kid, while on summer vacations to her home in FL, she'd always show me these "weird" coins, like Kennedy Halves and Eisenhower Dollars. She also always put a silver dollar in a holiday dish as a tradition. Can't remember which one or why. I also heard that my uncle, who passed 2 years ago, had a fairly sizable Indian Head cent collection. I miss them all and never ever got to share with them my interest in coins. I did however get two of my most cherished coins from my Grandmother a few years ago in the mail. Two circulated Ikes, a 1971 and a 1976. So I guess I'm a 4th generation collector, kinda. Directly related to me, I started collecting on my own accord, so that'd be 1st generation. I guess split the difference and I'm a 2.5 generation collector!![/QUOTE]
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