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<p>[QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 2529394, member: 19250"]First of all being a newbie to the hobby one should be taking baby steps before jumping in with both feet.</p><p>Now granted I have said many times I have learned more from mistakes then from not. However.....Before you buy the coin buy the book....learn by reading about what you have set as targets.</p><p>Next you buy the coin not the holder or if the coin is from a known hoard be it GSA or others.</p><p>You by reading and studying the coins that are of interest you won't be second guessing yourself and asking for others approval .</p><p>Yes on this forum we all ask and learn from others whom may have something to share with others so we are educated in a series or topic posted.</p><p>Coins are not investments granted there are some that have increased in value......but just as many more who have loss value.</p><p>This is a hobby and like most hobbies there are so many levels one can play. </p><p>Just pick any hobby and research it. You'll find that one can get involved at an entry level or one can go big.</p><p>If you were going to start fishing as a hobby you can buy a rod and reel under $25 that will do the same as a $1000. Rig.</p><p>What matters is this it doesn't matter as if you are clueless as to where to locate fish and know how to catch them.</p><p>I can assure you that if you have the knowledge that $25 pole will catch as many fish as the $1000. rig will.</p><p>Speaking from someone who has been through both good times as well as bad ....if God forbid be forced to sell that coin will you be able to for what you have in it ? Or will you loose hundreds because your back is against the wall.</p><p>Most of the members on here have been collecting for a long time. Some of us over 50,60+ years. Those of us whom fall into these parameters want to see the hobby go on, we welcome newbie as well as young numismatics to join in a hobby that we have enjoyed for many years.</p><p>That my friend is the reason of my post for you to learn as we have over our lifetimes . To read and understand , to ask questions and most of all understand this our collections started small. It's been a lifetime that we have managed to put together our collections. Lastly..... when you are laying down money for a coin don't rely on others to guide you....it's not their loss if bad advice is given.</p><p>Education ,reading , asking the right questions so you alone can make a decision that you alone can live with.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 2529394, member: 19250"]First of all being a newbie to the hobby one should be taking baby steps before jumping in with both feet. Now granted I have said many times I have learned more from mistakes then from not. However.....Before you buy the coin buy the book....learn by reading about what you have set as targets. Next you buy the coin not the holder or if the coin is from a known hoard be it GSA or others. You by reading and studying the coins that are of interest you won't be second guessing yourself and asking for others approval . Yes on this forum we all ask and learn from others whom may have something to share with others so we are educated in a series or topic posted. Coins are not investments granted there are some that have increased in value......but just as many more who have loss value. This is a hobby and like most hobbies there are so many levels one can play. Just pick any hobby and research it. You'll find that one can get involved at an entry level or one can go big. If you were going to start fishing as a hobby you can buy a rod and reel under $25 that will do the same as a $1000. Rig. What matters is this it doesn't matter as if you are clueless as to where to locate fish and know how to catch them. I can assure you that if you have the knowledge that $25 pole will catch as many fish as the $1000. rig will. Speaking from someone who has been through both good times as well as bad ....if God forbid be forced to sell that coin will you be able to for what you have in it ? Or will you loose hundreds because your back is against the wall. Most of the members on here have been collecting for a long time. Some of us over 50,60+ years. Those of us whom fall into these parameters want to see the hobby go on, we welcome newbie as well as young numismatics to join in a hobby that we have enjoyed for many years. That my friend is the reason of my post for you to learn as we have over our lifetimes . To read and understand , to ask questions and most of all understand this our collections started small. It's been a lifetime that we have managed to put together our collections. Lastly..... when you are laying down money for a coin don't rely on others to guide you....it's not their loss if bad advice is given. Education ,reading , asking the right questions so you alone can make a decision that you alone can live with.[/QUOTE]
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