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<p>[QUOTE="acl864, post: 342589, member: 11153"]It's all about personal preference. I don't particularly care for any of the "collectible" coins that are of recent vintage. As far as that goes I don't collect anything that is a "manufactured collectible". I much prefer objects that have become collectible due to their rarity or the passage of time. That doesn't mean I dislike modern collectible coins- it's just not what I choose to collect. </p><p>I do agree with Hulkster that the state quarters, westward nickels and presidential dollars minted in huge numbers have created a "collectible" with very little to interest a serious collector. On the other hand my kids love them. They can collect them because they are cheap. Through these series they are getting active in numismatics at a young age. I'm sure there are millions more kids doing the same thing and that's a good thing. </p><p>As far as the Canadian mint I don't know about there special issues but nothing Canadian gets through our roll searches without going into a collection. My kids don't see alot of them and really think they are rare. Guess it's all a matter of perspective.</p><p> </p><p>Andy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="acl864, post: 342589, member: 11153"]It's all about personal preference. I don't particularly care for any of the "collectible" coins that are of recent vintage. As far as that goes I don't collect anything that is a "manufactured collectible". I much prefer objects that have become collectible due to their rarity or the passage of time. That doesn't mean I dislike modern collectible coins- it's just not what I choose to collect. I do agree with Hulkster that the state quarters, westward nickels and presidential dollars minted in huge numbers have created a "collectible" with very little to interest a serious collector. On the other hand my kids love them. They can collect them because they are cheap. Through these series they are getting active in numismatics at a young age. I'm sure there are millions more kids doing the same thing and that's a good thing. As far as the Canadian mint I don't know about there special issues but nothing Canadian gets through our roll searches without going into a collection. My kids don't see alot of them and really think they are rare. Guess it's all a matter of perspective. Andy[/QUOTE]
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