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<p>[QUOTE="Morgan1878, post: 728250, member: 17869"]I inherited the collection I have. I know how much the person I inherited it from enjoyed his collection. He had a lot of fun trading, enjoying and giving away coins to his grandchildren.</p><p><br /></p><p>My mission is to be a responsible caretaker for this collection. There's everything from rolls of "melt value" silver to MS grade coins. So far most of my time has been cataloging and providing proper storage for the collection.</p><p>When the time comes, I hope to pass it to someone who will carry the flame for another generation.</p><p><br /></p><p>It's a real treat to look at some of these coins and think about the history of the times when they were made. I carry around a very well-worn 1881 Morgan "pocketpiece". When I look at the wear, I wonder how many hands it passed through and where it traveled. I took this coin to Europe last summer </p><p>because it's traveled so well in its 125 plus years, I thought it may as well go along for another ride. While we were in Barcelona visiting the Picasso museum, I noted that Picasso was born in 1881, same as the coin I was carrying. I think Pablo would have appreciated the beauty of coins as well.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Morgan1878, post: 728250, member: 17869"]I inherited the collection I have. I know how much the person I inherited it from enjoyed his collection. He had a lot of fun trading, enjoying and giving away coins to his grandchildren. My mission is to be a responsible caretaker for this collection. There's everything from rolls of "melt value" silver to MS grade coins. So far most of my time has been cataloging and providing proper storage for the collection. When the time comes, I hope to pass it to someone who will carry the flame for another generation. It's a real treat to look at some of these coins and think about the history of the times when they were made. I carry around a very well-worn 1881 Morgan "pocketpiece". When I look at the wear, I wonder how many hands it passed through and where it traveled. I took this coin to Europe last summer because it's traveled so well in its 125 plus years, I thought it may as well go along for another ride. While we were in Barcelona visiting the Picasso museum, I noted that Picasso was born in 1881, same as the coin I was carrying. I think Pablo would have appreciated the beauty of coins as well.[/QUOTE]
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