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<p>[QUOTE="coin_nut, post: 3126828, member: 80148"]I have bought several big lots of world coins in the past year where each coin cost me 12, 16 or 24 cents. It was great fun sorting them out and identifying the more difficult ones, such as those with only Arabic script and numerals. Found a few older silver goodies in those kilos of coins too, and now have a big box of extras to get rid of. I have been giving many of them away to friends, perhaps to kindle the coin collecting spirit in them? Sure, I get a momentary kick out of receiving a coin I paid several hundred dollars for, and still I don't sit around fondling it any more that I do one of those 16 cent coins. I see my "Foreign Coin" spreadsheet now shows 877 keeper coins, and over 500 in the "to go" section. That doesn't include British, British Empire, VOC, Dutch Silver, or many other categories of coins which might be called "foreign", as in non US in my wacky filing system.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="coin_nut, post: 3126828, member: 80148"]I have bought several big lots of world coins in the past year where each coin cost me 12, 16 or 24 cents. It was great fun sorting them out and identifying the more difficult ones, such as those with only Arabic script and numerals. Found a few older silver goodies in those kilos of coins too, and now have a big box of extras to get rid of. I have been giving many of them away to friends, perhaps to kindle the coin collecting spirit in them? Sure, I get a momentary kick out of receiving a coin I paid several hundred dollars for, and still I don't sit around fondling it any more that I do one of those 16 cent coins. I see my "Foreign Coin" spreadsheet now shows 877 keeper coins, and over 500 in the "to go" section. That doesn't include British, British Empire, VOC, Dutch Silver, or many other categories of coins which might be called "foreign", as in non US in my wacky filing system.[/QUOTE]
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