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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;spirityoda, post: 1647034, member: 44633&quot;]Hi Uncle Herbie.&nbsp; I started out like you are now.&nbsp; I collected everything world coins.&nbsp; as time went on I got out of control.&nbsp; The thing that fixed that problem was me buying the Krause world coins catalogs.&nbsp; then I became much more focused on what I liked/wanted.&nbsp; my quest now is getting every world &quot;coin with insects&quot; coins.&nbsp; I also have other topical/themes collections such as certain &quot;coins with hands&quot; certain &quot;coins with stars&quot;&nbsp; I also collect misc. world coins.&nbsp; I liked rainbow toned coins too.&nbsp; I also collect U.S. type coins.&nbsp; I started out getting so called cheap coins.&nbsp; then later I started saving up for better grade coins.&nbsp; lower grade coins are ok too.&nbsp; the thrill of the hunt continues.&nbsp; if you love coins as much as I do...you will learn that coin collecting can be a life long hobby.&nbsp; I say this because some coins on my want list are much harder to find/get.&nbsp; I will eventually collect ancient coins.&nbsp; they are fascinating, but can be pricey.&nbsp; that all depends on grade and rarity.&nbsp; the most important thing is to have fun and buy what YOU like..NOT what someone else tells you to buy.&nbsp; another thing I would suggest would be going to&nbsp; coin shows in your state or neighboring states.&nbsp; last but least ....buy the books then the coins....read read read up on coins.&nbsp; this will teach you the real value and grades of most coins.&nbsp; talking with other&nbsp; coin collectors helps a lot and maybe they can tell you where to find/get the coins you are interested in getting/buying are.&nbsp; enjoy the hunt.&nbsp; good luck.&nbsp; :welcome:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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