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<p>[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 109754, member: 4626"]Think if I had to make up my will now would give my collection to my youngest brother, the only other person I think I could trust not to just sell the thing. Except maybe my father, but not likely he'll outlive me.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'd like to think all my work during my life assembling a collection counts for something than just extra money to whoever else gets it. I guess being dead it won't matter anymore on a practical level, but still... prefer to think of someone getting it and saying "wow, what a neat collection" rather than "wow, I wonder how much I could get for these on E-bay!"</p><p><br /></p><p>Recently seen the extensive coin and currency collection my grandmother, who died about 7 years ago, left... lots of modern Mexican coins from about the 1940's to the 1980's, amazing the kind of variety they had at that time, a lot of Mexican currency, especially from just before 1992 when the peso was revalued, then a lof of US coins and various world coins from about the 1940's to the 1960's, with a handful of older US stuff too. Right now is being held by my mother's family in safe deposit boxes. As far as I know they plan to appraise it for insurance purchases, but aren't planning to break it up, which I'm glad to hear, I don't think she wouldn't have wanted it broken up. My grandmother is who I first inherited my interest in coins and coin collecting.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 109754, member: 4626"]Think if I had to make up my will now would give my collection to my youngest brother, the only other person I think I could trust not to just sell the thing. Except maybe my father, but not likely he'll outlive me. I'd like to think all my work during my life assembling a collection counts for something than just extra money to whoever else gets it. I guess being dead it won't matter anymore on a practical level, but still... prefer to think of someone getting it and saying "wow, what a neat collection" rather than "wow, I wonder how much I could get for these on E-bay!" Recently seen the extensive coin and currency collection my grandmother, who died about 7 years ago, left... lots of modern Mexican coins from about the 1940's to the 1980's, amazing the kind of variety they had at that time, a lot of Mexican currency, especially from just before 1992 when the peso was revalued, then a lof of US coins and various world coins from about the 1940's to the 1960's, with a handful of older US stuff too. Right now is being held by my mother's family in safe deposit boxes. As far as I know they plan to appraise it for insurance purchases, but aren't planning to break it up, which I'm glad to hear, I don't think she wouldn't have wanted it broken up. My grandmother is who I first inherited my interest in coins and coin collecting.[/QUOTE]
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