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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;webomatic, post: 1461404, member: 37577&quot;]Out of sight, out of mind approach works well with my GF.&nbsp; I ship everything to the office.</p><p><br /></p><p>For those who have wives who don&#039;t see the value of your hobby it could be worse for them.</p><p><br /></p><p>Tell them every hobby has expenses, and everyone should have a hobby they are interested in.&nbsp; If you were to take up golf you would need a new set of clubs, pay for greens fees and possibly a country club membership.&nbsp; Or if you were to take up fishing, you would likely spend money on a fishing boat, a truck to pull it with, plenty of gas for the boat and truck, and a bunch of fishing tackle.&nbsp; Plus, you will need extra time to hit the links or the lakes to get the most out of the hobby.</p><p><br /></p><p>The great thing about coin collecting, it&#039;s something you can do 365 days a year regardless of weather.&nbsp; It is something that is mostly confined to a few coin shows and flea markets, otherwise the time spent on your coin hobby is spent at home with the family.&nbsp; Also, it is a hobby that has less of a chance of deminished value and possibly can yield returns on investment.</p><p><br /></p><p>Coin collecting is one of the best ones out there for those who have families.&nbsp; A 50 year coin inheritance to your children is much better than a bag of old golf clubs and an old boat needing to be repaired all the time.&nbsp; If the kids disagree, at least they&#039;ll have the opportunity to cash in their inheritance and by new golf clubs or a fishing boat.</p><p><br /></p><p>Great stories by those posted above.&nbsp; I sell very expensive products to hobbists for a living, so the pointers above are some of the same pointers I offer to my customers whom must gain &#039;wife approval&#039;.&nbsp; Good Luck![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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