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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 753081, member: 4552&quot;]If you think about it a great way to acquire coin information is on web sites like this one. If you have a printer and know how to print out just answers or posts that are of interest to you, you could start your own book. For example if you start collecting those State Quarters. Then search this forum with that tab at the top for Search and type in Quarters, State Quarters, etc. Print out the ones you like and start a book on those Quarters. </p><p>Another example of this is the lack of info on Mercury Dimes. Naturally there is a bit here and there if you have numerous books. Using coin forums, I&#039;ve collected a real lot of info on that coin since it is one of my favorites and started my own book. <b>I</b> print out what I need or want, place in a 3 ringed binder in the order <b>I</b> want and now have a book like <b>I</b> want in the order <b>I</b> want with info I want. </p><p>Might take a while but you could make a library of what you want and only on what you want.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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