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<p>[QUOTE="The Penny Lady®, post: 649978, member: 16948"]Sure it becomes "work" but if you love what you're doing, then even work can be fun - and it's definitely that way for me. I was a paralegal working for lawyers for over 35 years, but when I began dealing in coins at first part-time for several years, while still holding down my paralegal job, dealing in coins became much more enjoyable than my paralegal work. </p><p><br /></p><p>And when I began doing this full-time, I couldn't believe the difference in my attitude, stress level, and just plain happiness. I am now doing what I really love, and am able to make money at it too. Who could ask for more.</p><p><br /></p><p>Oh, by the way, I still am a collector as well. Sometimes it is hard determining whether to keep or part with a nice coin, but if it fits in my set, it goes there first. And if it improves on a coin I already have, then I simply put the other coin in my inventory for sale. I am lucky as a dealer that I have the opportunity to see many many coins come across my table, so I get more opportunity than most collectors to "cherry pick" the ones that I will keep for my own set. So being a dealer has this huge advantage/fringe benefit for me as a collector as well![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="The Penny Lady®, post: 649978, member: 16948"]Sure it becomes "work" but if you love what you're doing, then even work can be fun - and it's definitely that way for me. I was a paralegal working for lawyers for over 35 years, but when I began dealing in coins at first part-time for several years, while still holding down my paralegal job, dealing in coins became much more enjoyable than my paralegal work. And when I began doing this full-time, I couldn't believe the difference in my attitude, stress level, and just plain happiness. I am now doing what I really love, and am able to make money at it too. Who could ask for more. Oh, by the way, I still am a collector as well. Sometimes it is hard determining whether to keep or part with a nice coin, but if it fits in my set, it goes there first. And if it improves on a coin I already have, then I simply put the other coin in my inventory for sale. I am lucky as a dealer that I have the opportunity to see many many coins come across my table, so I get more opportunity than most collectors to "cherry pick" the ones that I will keep for my own set. So being a dealer has this huge advantage/fringe benefit for me as a collector as well![/QUOTE]
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