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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jloring, post: 1393917, member: 15518&quot;]Don&#039;t feel alone... I sold my original collection in 1969 in order to get married; a collection that included complete sets of Lincoln&#039;s (with high grade keys), buffalo nickels, mercury dimes, SLQ&#039;s (less the key dates), Walkers (less the key dates), complete Peace dollars, dozens of high grade Morgans and plenty of &quot;type&quot; coins (including an uncirculated twenty cent piece and three dollar gold piece). After the marriage fell apart, I was semi-depressed about my collection for years, especially as coin values escalated. But, like marriage, I gave them both a second chance... and since then have never looked back. I would just buy what appeals to you; start slow, and as your expendable income increases, so will your collection. One thing about coin collecting: most of us have experienced periods of time where we lose interest; not totally, but sometimes we get diverted by other priorities. And one other thing, even if you don&#039;t have a single coin in your collection, you can still love the hobby.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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