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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;scottishmoney, post: 1761617, member: 12789&quot;]Interests change for a variety of reasons.&nbsp; The best advice I can give you is to never ever buy junk - ie lowgrade stuff.&nbsp; I learned the hard way back when I was 13-14 buying stuff because of the date or buying a Mexican two peso because it was gold.&nbsp; Over time I evolved to only settle for the best I can possibly find - even if like in the case of my English Noble from Edward III it took almost 18 years to find the one that was clipping free and was high grade.&nbsp; Of course it was in a Stacks auction and came from a well known collection and has a price tag to reflect all that.&nbsp; But I love the coin.&nbsp; I am still in awe of what a magnificent masterpiece it is now five years after I purchased it.&nbsp; It was worth the wait.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I could have bought any one of literally dozens of nobles over the years, but I just had to find the one that was &quot;the one&quot;.&nbsp; Maybe because I waited for so long to buy the piece it means more than coins I spent even more for, but waited less time in the hunt.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Now I am still on the prowl for the right Massachusetts Pine Tree Shilling - been about 10 years I have really wanted one - just haven&#039;t found the one that is &quot;the one&quot; yet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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