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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ewomack, post: 3940553, member: 15588&quot;]One at least has a chance of getting something back with coins and metal. How long that will remain the case is anyone&#039;s guess, but it&#039;s still possible now.</p><p><br /></p><p>We can only hope that coins don&#039;t go down the road of other collectibles, the vast majority of which have become junk, as others have witnessed here already.</p><p><br /></p><p>Like others here, I&#039;ve been involved in cleaning out relatives&#039; belongings only to find loads of interesting things that have no value and that nobody wants. Entire photo albums were tossed (I tried to save what I could, but I only have so much room) old furniture, some of it beautifully made in wood, was seen as &quot;old&quot; and &quot;used&quot; and subsequently discarded. An entire lifetime of &quot;stuff&quot; just rolled into the dumpster. In the end, it all has value to no one but the possessor, or so it seems.</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;m trying to &quot;de-junk&quot; myself. Anything mass produced that I bought over the years&nbsp; on impulse has gone to the donation pile. Trinkets that have no meaning to me are joining them. I only want to keep what has real meaning for me and, as I delve into my stuff (which is probably far less than the average person because I&#039;ve always resisted buying a house) I&#039;m finding that a large portion of what I have was purchased on a whim and really doesn&#039;t mean much to me in the end. I think of the money I could have saved on that crap.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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