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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sand, post: 7786757, member: 118540&quot;]There have been a lot of interesting posts, in this thread. It&#039;s interesting to see, what coins people choose to collect.</p><p>I think, that&#039;s part of the fun, of coin collecting. Deciding what coins to collect. Choosing which coins to buy. You are free, to collect whatever coins, that you want to collect, as long as you can afford them. You are free, to organize your coins, in any way, that you like. You are free, to display your coins, in any way, that you like. You are free, to store your coins, in any way, that you like, within reason (don&#039;t use PVC flips, and don&#039;t do something that would obviously damage the coins, of course, because ancient coins are important historical artifacts).</p><p>I also enjoy collecting coin books. I like to read them. I like to refer to them. &quot;Buy the book, before you buy the coin.&quot; I like that old saying. However, often I&#039;ll buy a coin, usually a cheap coin. And then, I&#039;ll buy the book. And then, I&#039;ll buy more coins. And more books. But, for some coin areas, I don&#039;t buy books, to limit my expenses. For those coin areas, I just use the internet. Wildwinds, ACsearch, CoinTalk, Forum Ancient Coins, Google, Youtube, etc.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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