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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Searcher64, post: 1528084, member: 21828&quot;]1. Get a RED BOOK, 2. Get a book on grading coins like &quot;NGC Grading Guide for modern U.S. Coins&quot;. 3.After this go to as many coin shows and coin clubs you can, and learn from others. Ask questions and get to know the dealers and other collectors. You will find out that allot of them will help you, but a few will want to take advantage of you so be alert. After this you will be able to buy or acquire the coins you want in the condition that you can afford. Most of us, go by cost and eye appeal, while others go for the slabbed coins/currency. You can still go to banks and ask for rolls of new coins and pick the ones that appeal to you the most. Then as you can afford better coins, then you can buy better ones. It&#039;s fun to search rolls. Good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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