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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Hiddendragon, post: 8415021, member: 25270&quot;]Come join us on the dark side ...</p><p><br /></p><p>I really focused on U.S. coins for the first few years as a serious collector. Then once I had filled all my Whitman albums with the more affordable coins, I had a problem. Everything else I needed was too expensive. I turned to foreign coins and haven&#039;t looked back. There&#039;s nothing better than going to a coin shop with a big ol&#039; bin of world coins and spending a few hours digging through it. I sometimes go home with 300, 400 coins and can easily do so for under $100 if I&#039;m smart about it. If you&#039;re not rich it really makes a lot more sense. Of course you can&#039;t force an interest in it but the same things that originally drew me to U.S. coins also apply to foreign, with many other elements as well (like designs with themes like animals). I barely remember anything about U.S. coins anymore. Don&#039;t ask me to tell you any key dates or values. But I know all about coins from 200 other countries and territories.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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