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<p>[QUOTE="bhp3rd, post: 551179, member: 16510"]<b>Coins are an investment in Life.</b></p><p><br /></p><p><i>Should i resist the temptation to get involved in rare coins, at all, since i am mainly trying to protect my financial future against inflation or would some numismatic investment make sense also?</i> </p><p> </p><p>Coins are an investment in life, knowledge, education, history and happiness for me - I love it! If return on my money and protecting my financial future was my sole objective in life I would do the following depending on what age I was.</p><p>1. Work 2 or 3 jobs.</p><p>2. Save half of all the money I made at those three jobs.</p><p>3. Invest that money in a broad range of solid commodities such as gold and silver, land, food, oil, electricity (all the things people are going to need no matter what) and bonds. I would also have a safe at home where I put away cash money to the tune of $9999.99 a slug, many slugs!</p><p> </p><p>But making and saving money were never my particular ambition - I just didn't care. Not saying that's right but that the truth. Heck anyone can become a millionaire if they only do half of what I said above and did it for 35 years - it's the simplest thing in the world, and no I did not say easy, I said simple. I was never willing to work that hard for much anything but pleasure and avoiding any consequences associated with it. Yes, it took me a long time to grow up and do not suggest my life to anyone - I don't think most would be as fortunate of plain old lucky as I was/am.</p><p> </p><p> What I am saying though is this - if I collected coins for future profit I would be miserable - it's just not me. If you want something I have and need it more than me I'd just as soon give it to you as sell it. I do a lot of that each month giving kids at my coin show supplies, coins and help. I tend to live for each day as it comes or in other words, and this is one of my motto's - "how many people on board the Titanic skipped desert that night"?</p><p>That's how I try to live right or wrong and another one, "I'm the one that's got to die when it's time for me to die".[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="bhp3rd, post: 551179, member: 16510"][b]Coins are an investment in Life.[/b] [I]Should i resist the temptation to get involved in rare coins, at all, since i am mainly trying to protect my financial future against inflation or would some numismatic investment make sense also?[/I] Coins are an investment in life, knowledge, education, history and happiness for me - I love it! If return on my money and protecting my financial future was my sole objective in life I would do the following depending on what age I was. 1. Work 2 or 3 jobs. 2. Save half of all the money I made at those three jobs. 3. Invest that money in a broad range of solid commodities such as gold and silver, land, food, oil, electricity (all the things people are going to need no matter what) and bonds. I would also have a safe at home where I put away cash money to the tune of $9999.99 a slug, many slugs! But making and saving money were never my particular ambition - I just didn't care. Not saying that's right but that the truth. Heck anyone can become a millionaire if they only do half of what I said above and did it for 35 years - it's the simplest thing in the world, and no I did not say easy, I said simple. I was never willing to work that hard for much anything but pleasure and avoiding any consequences associated with it. Yes, it took me a long time to grow up and do not suggest my life to anyone - I don't think most would be as fortunate of plain old lucky as I was/am. What I am saying though is this - if I collected coins for future profit I would be miserable - it's just not me. If you want something I have and need it more than me I'd just as soon give it to you as sell it. I do a lot of that each month giving kids at my coin show supplies, coins and help. I tend to live for each day as it comes or in other words, and this is one of my motto's - "how many people on board the Titanic skipped desert that night"? That's how I try to live right or wrong and another one, "I'm the one that's got to die when it's time for me to die".[/QUOTE]
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