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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 8388563, member: 100459&quot;]My father had a coin collection, and my brother would be the recipient of his coins, except my mother didn&#039;t want to start giving my brother, two sisters and me the things our father left to us.&nbsp; Probably, she didn&#039;t want to start emptying her home of the things my father (and mother) had collecting.&nbsp; My father had been in the U.S. Navy during WW II and served in the South Pacific and my parents had collected many great things.&nbsp; After WW II, he left the Navy and enlisted in the Navy. It was then that they collected many things, especially &quot;his&quot; coin collection.&nbsp; Our mother passed in 2009.&nbsp; It was then my brother and I received &quot;his&quot; coin collection and he had many U.S. coins and currency.&nbsp; Many of the coins were worn a bit, but they were and are beautiful coins, especially the coins.&nbsp; Before the coins were finally given to us, we went over each item we were given.&nbsp; Something that I really liked are the 1988 American Eagle Silver Uncirculated coins.&nbsp; There were 6, and each had been preserved in the 2 by 3 inch &quot;plastic&quot; case for each.&nbsp; He also had some Morgans, Ike dollars, and almost all of the Indian Head Cents.&nbsp; No matter what the condition they were in, they were my father&#039;s&nbsp; When I looked at the ASE&#039;s, I got &quot;hooked&quot; on the ASE&#039;s.&nbsp; Since then, I have bought the ASE-W, ASE-S, and the ASE-UNC.&nbsp; I missed out on a few ASE&#039;s because they were sold out before I could get them.&nbsp; I wish all that are ASE collectors, the best of luck in your search for the perfect coin.&nbsp; They are out there, but several of them are beyond my price limit.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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