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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mark_h, post: 144480, member: 3726&quot;]Well it is not easy for older folks either.&nbsp; My favorite dealer doesn&#039;t know my name, but knows I might buy something.&nbsp; Sometimes I just start looking at a set of coins and asking questions. I also took some raw coins in just so we could talk about them.&nbsp; The more I visit the friendlier they get (plus they know I spend a few bucks on coins).&nbsp; The last time I was in the store I got to view a 1856 flying eagle(already sold), two chains cents and several other coins.&nbsp; All the time they were telling me about the coins, what to look for, and what was best.&nbsp; He was waiting on someone in the cent area, asked them to hold a minute, pulled about 15 coins out for me to look at.&nbsp; WOW some of them were as good(all large cents) as what leadfoot posts.&nbsp; He did this even knowing I would not buy them puppies.&nbsp; So if they are close, just visit oftem and be friendly and listen.&nbsp; Never too young or old to learn.</p><p><br /></p><p>At least I will admit my father shares my interest in coins.&nbsp; But he likes morgans and I like copper cents.&nbsp; We &quot;discuss&quot; grades all the times on the coins we purchase.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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