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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rad1964, post: 626123, member: 18557&quot;]I think the initial collecting is because its cool and old. The next part is what is it worth.</p><p>Personally, I like what I like, is there a regard concerning how much? Sure. Obviously not everyone was meant to own everything. With that being said, a collector like myself who started with some Littleton foreign coins and coins from a gumball machine. Then having a few coins passed on to me from my Dad. Then actually buying a Lincoln Cent folder. Lets progress to now.</p><p>I still collect foreign coins. I want at leat one from every country.</p><p>I collect paper money. Although my collection is &gt;&gt;tiny&lt;&lt; I plan on getting some older more valuable ones like an 1800&#039;s silver certificate etc.</p><p>I collect Lincoln cents still need three more, then I will STOP collecting them and hold on to what I have mainly as a collection, secondly for what they are worth (in case I need food when I am 90) ...</p><p>I collect Morgans, just started, have 15 or so most in MS condition.</p><p>I collect cool looking proofs from any ol&#039; country.</p><p>I collect Opals.</p><p>All for the sheer feeling, I feel when I hold and look at these objects.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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