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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;zekeguzz, post: 977913, member: 15455&quot;]I have to agree with 10gary22 about 90%.&nbsp; I does seem people are less interested in collecting coin. All my friends know nothing about them. Went to a small firehouse annual gathering of four or five dealers and not one of them knew anything about my 1999 WAM.</p><p>All the jewelery shop is coins to melt not to collect except when the exceptionally rare one shows up. No ethics there. I am just finishing up 16 Whitmans and three danscos for my friend. He knows nothing about them but I&#039;m trying to educate him.&nbsp; His collection is about $900 AND HE WANTS ME TO BUY THEM SO THAT THEY&#039;LL GO TO SOMEONE WHO WILL APPRECIATE THEM. I was strictly a lincoln cent collector but after the last few months I&#039;m into Buffalo AND Jefferson&nbsp; nickels, Mercury and Roosie dimes and Washinton quarters. I haven&#039;t bought a brick of lincolns in four weeks. It is hard work but very enoyable too.&nbsp; I having fun helping others evaluate their coins.&nbsp; I do tell them it is strictly my educated opinion on what I report to them.&nbsp; In the collection THt Ijust finished were: Wheat cents:</p><p>1922-D&nbsp;&nbsp; 1920-AU&nbsp; </p><p>1924-D&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>1931-S</p><p>BUFFALO nickles: (3) 1913 MS grade, 2 type 1&#039;s and 1 type 2.</p><p>1926-s&nbsp; &nbsp; 1914&nbsp; &nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>ZEKE[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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