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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;giladzuc, post: 40620, member: 2526&quot;]<b>THERE IS NO &quot;ONE AND ONLY&quot; WAY FOR</b></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>discovering coins. The cheapest and simple way is starting with the circulation coins of your country, and then to start with finding errors and to go back to historical coins/out of cirulation. For a beginner the best way to get many different types is to go regularly to a collectors club and buy as much a you can, starting with cheap coins, so you will not encounter forgeries / fakes / conterfeited / bogus / coins befor you will become an expert that can distinguish between real and fake coins.</p><p>I started in many ceap coins with a goal to have as many as possible countries represented in my collection and managed to get atleast one coins from EVERY coin minting country that exist today. But I started with cheap coins , I have a lot of cents , I like to get error coins even miniature errors. The amjor errors and some rare coins are those who give a value to my collection. Buying coins depends also with your monetary abilities: most current coins are cheap and some present countries mint a lot of types. In the USA as my experience with american collectors, the most wanted coins are AMERICAN , HISTORICAL and GOLD in the best conditions, which reach to prices start by 1000&#039;s $</p><p>and and in millions of ameican dollars.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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