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<p>[QUOTE="pbryan, post: 695377, member: 10722"]Personally, I think the modern coins and coin sets are perfect for annual gifts. Whichever you choose (proof sets, ASE's, AGE's, etc...) they have the year on them so they aren't necessarily getting the exact same thing over and over. Over the years they will accumulate a set, and it could drive interest in filling in the older dates or starting to collect other coin series. Perhaps, In the future they will go back to their dated coins and think "2009, My dad gave me this when i was only XX years old!"</p><p><br /></p><p>I personally wouldn't think getting the same 1 gram bar (which is very tiny, BTW) over and over wouldn't be that much fun. But then, I suppose getting the same ASE with a different date on wouldn't appeal to some as well...</p><p><br /></p><p>Also, I wouldn't shell out the extra $$ for slabbed coins either... The mint packaged ones are cheaper and well protected. They also come tend to come with reasonably attractive packaging and a card with some info about the coin. You can even sign up for a subscription from the mint web site, and they'll send you the coins/sets each year without you having to remember to order them <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>--Paul[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="pbryan, post: 695377, member: 10722"]Personally, I think the modern coins and coin sets are perfect for annual gifts. Whichever you choose (proof sets, ASE's, AGE's, etc...) they have the year on them so they aren't necessarily getting the exact same thing over and over. Over the years they will accumulate a set, and it could drive interest in filling in the older dates or starting to collect other coin series. Perhaps, In the future they will go back to their dated coins and think "2009, My dad gave me this when i was only XX years old!" I personally wouldn't think getting the same 1 gram bar (which is very tiny, BTW) over and over wouldn't be that much fun. But then, I suppose getting the same ASE with a different date on wouldn't appeal to some as well... Also, I wouldn't shell out the extra $$ for slabbed coins either... The mint packaged ones are cheaper and well protected. They also come tend to come with reasonably attractive packaging and a card with some info about the coin. You can even sign up for a subscription from the mint web site, and they'll send you the coins/sets each year without you having to remember to order them :) --Paul[/QUOTE]
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