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<p>[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 3321468, member: 13650"]I'd say true coin collecting/study itself is a small niche group of people. You just have to realize there are even smaller niches within that small group. Like smaller pieces of the pie. Some folks are only into ancients. I love ancients and think they're really cool but I don't even own one. I have many books and have read a lot about them. A very small fraction of the coin collecting community are well versed in ancients, but the ones who are really know their stuff. </p><p><br /></p><p> Same with foreigns. Another relatively small group compared to US collectors. Most people collect the coinage of the country they live in because it's readily available, and they speak the language. If you want to collect Japanese coins, do you speak Japanese to be able to utilize their books and references? As some have said the best books will be in the language of the country. It doesn't mean you can't collect their coins but how serious you want to be about it. Do you want to be a connoisseur or just a casual collector? How fulfilled will you be with the choice? What interests you? Only you can answer this.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 3321468, member: 13650"]I'd say true coin collecting/study itself is a small niche group of people. You just have to realize there are even smaller niches within that small group. Like smaller pieces of the pie. Some folks are only into ancients. I love ancients and think they're really cool but I don't even own one. I have many books and have read a lot about them. A very small fraction of the coin collecting community are well versed in ancients, but the ones who are really know their stuff. Same with foreigns. Another relatively small group compared to US collectors. Most people collect the coinage of the country they live in because it's readily available, and they speak the language. If you want to collect Japanese coins, do you speak Japanese to be able to utilize their books and references? As some have said the best books will be in the language of the country. It doesn't mean you can't collect their coins but how serious you want to be about it. Do you want to be a connoisseur or just a casual collector? How fulfilled will you be with the choice? What interests you? Only you can answer this.[/QUOTE]
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