How can I become a coin investor?

You started a few years sooner than I did, Bob. My dad bought both my brother and I those Whitman Lincoln Cent folders about the summer of 1956. I would have been eleven and my brother nine. I still have my first volume, but I had to replace the second one when one of my dogs decided he needed to cut his teeth on it about ten years ago.

 

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I disagree. The stock market is a lot easier.

 

Sam Walton himself offered my grandparents 15000 shares of Walmart at $0.50 per share at the initial public offering. They turned it down to buy a house instead.

The stock would have been worth over $200 million in the 1980s...

But I think I am happier with how I came out from a lower-income family than if my family were millionaires.

 

Yes, your observation of being a millionaire, as was our illustrious leader. Who's given a large stipend, seemingly wanting to learn the rules of bankruptcy. It worked for himself and others. "Investing" in coins can result with a large deficit.

You may have good luck if you first learn about "collecting" what others desire, and how to acquire.

JMHO

 

Yeah it keeps you real and penny smart