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<p>[QUOTE="PlanoSteve, post: 3070397, member: 91609"]Many times when we start collecting something, we have a certain mission or objective in mind. Then 30, 40, 50 yrs later we find that mission/objective has changed, sometimes multiple times. </p><p><br /></p><p>For example, I wish that 50 yrs ago someone jump started my thought process and instead of "collecting sets", started looking for the best I could find in type sets, key dates, etc. So for example, while I have every cent (well, not Zincolns) going back to the mid 1870's & sporadically going back further than that, many of them are not really quality specimens. While I have upgraded many of these over the years, I realized that it was not necessary to get all of them & should have focused more on quality & types (at least for ME). </p><p><br /></p><p>If you're into this just for the fun & entertainment, that's one thing, & you don't have to be concerned about future values.</p><p><br /></p><p>But if you're looking for increased value over time, then you must be more discriminating in your selections & hunt for the best (in types, or key dates, or anything that makes that issue special, to you) & pass on lesser specimens.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="PlanoSteve, post: 3070397, member: 91609"]Many times when we start collecting something, we have a certain mission or objective in mind. Then 30, 40, 50 yrs later we find that mission/objective has changed, sometimes multiple times. For example, I wish that 50 yrs ago someone jump started my thought process and instead of "collecting sets", started looking for the best I could find in type sets, key dates, etc. So for example, while I have every cent (well, not Zincolns) going back to the mid 1870's & sporadically going back further than that, many of them are not really quality specimens. While I have upgraded many of these over the years, I realized that it was not necessary to get all of them & should have focused more on quality & types (at least for ME). If you're into this just for the fun & entertainment, that's one thing, & you don't have to be concerned about future values. But if you're looking for increased value over time, then you must be more discriminating in your selections & hunt for the best (in types, or key dates, or anything that makes that issue special, to you) & pass on lesser specimens.[/QUOTE]
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