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<p>[QUOTE="Midas, post: 68251, member: 2761"]Look at it this way. I enjoy playing cards with my buddies. We could play cards for jelly beans or we could play for money. We are both playing the same game, but now that "money and value" are added to the pot instead of jelly beans, it makes the game more interesting and enjoyable.</p><p><br /></p><p>So that is the added <u>bonus</u> of collecting coins...add that to the thrill of the search, the thrill of filling a slot, the thrill of holding history in your hand, the thrill of artistry found over a very small area...and finally the thrill that everything I mentioned is actually <u>worth</u> something is icing on the cake.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW...my house rule when we play poker. No chips, no plastic...just hardcore U.S. coins. We play with Kennedy's and Sac's only. I like the sound of them as they are added to the pot. Of course they don't sound like a silver piece (a Morgan dollar from the Old West), but they look "good" when you see gold and silver colors in the pot.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Midas, post: 68251, member: 2761"]Look at it this way. I enjoy playing cards with my buddies. We could play cards for jelly beans or we could play for money. We are both playing the same game, but now that "money and value" are added to the pot instead of jelly beans, it makes the game more interesting and enjoyable. So that is the added [U]bonus[/U] of collecting coins...add that to the thrill of the search, the thrill of filling a slot, the thrill of holding history in your hand, the thrill of artistry found over a very small area...and finally the thrill that everything I mentioned is actually [U]worth[/U] something is icing on the cake. BTW...my house rule when we play poker. No chips, no plastic...just hardcore U.S. coins. We play with Kennedy's and Sac's only. I like the sound of them as they are added to the pot. Of course they don't sound like a silver piece (a Morgan dollar from the Old West), but they look "good" when you see gold and silver colors in the pot.[/QUOTE]
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