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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 354908, member: 4552&quot;]So much depends on where you live, what personal information you must submit to the club, where and how such information is stored. The reason is simple. If you live in a high crime area some people join those clubs to acquire personal information. If you do join and all memebers have access to you name, address, have coins at home and they now know you are at the meetings on certain times and days, you can guess what is next. If all such information is put into a computer, then the files can be accessed by who knows who. </p><p>If your in a high crime area you would find not a real lot of people join such clubs and if they do it is only if you do not have to give out personal information. Of course in such areas you could be followed home since criminals know if your in such a club, you must have millions at home. Slight exageration but a criminals mind is not necessarily one of great intellegence. </p><p>If your in a smaller community where crime is not as privelant as some areas a coin club could be fun and enjoyable. </p><p>Where I live in a large city there are numerous coin clubs or supposed to be. I see them advertised at local coin shows. I just have never met anyone that belongs to one or at least admits to belonging to one. </p><p>Always better to be safe than sorry. Same with coin magazines delivered to a home where what is in the mail could be seen by the wrong people.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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