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<p>[QUOTE="green18, post: 1177779, member: 10103"]Hey, no hard questions in this Flyer contest......<img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>Like Greg above me, it was my father who got me into collecting. One day, when I was around the tender age of fourteen, he brought out a metal box and a few of the old Whitman folders. The individual folders contained Mercury and Roosevelt dimes, Jefferson nickels, Washington quarters and (of course) Linclon cents. The albums were by no means complete and he explained that I could have them if I managed to complete at least one of the albums. The first one I did complete was the Roosevelt dimes. Piece of cake as at that time I had a paper route and silver roseys were quite plentiful in the change. I was hooked for life and the albums were mine to keep. I've still got them. Oh, the metal box? What was in it? Proof sets......'54-'63. Dad explained that he'd been buying them since we were little. That metal box was instumental in keeping me focused on "moderns" for many years. It wasn't till I arrived at this forum that I began to branch out in my collecting endevour. This forum community, in which we reside, has been influential in helping me expand my collecting horizons.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="green18, post: 1177779, member: 10103"]Hey, no hard questions in this Flyer contest......:) Like Greg above me, it was my father who got me into collecting. One day, when I was around the tender age of fourteen, he brought out a metal box and a few of the old Whitman folders. The individual folders contained Mercury and Roosevelt dimes, Jefferson nickels, Washington quarters and (of course) Linclon cents. The albums were by no means complete and he explained that I could have them if I managed to complete at least one of the albums. The first one I did complete was the Roosevelt dimes. Piece of cake as at that time I had a paper route and silver roseys were quite plentiful in the change. I was hooked for life and the albums were mine to keep. I've still got them. Oh, the metal box? What was in it? Proof sets......'54-'63. Dad explained that he'd been buying them since we were little. That metal box was instumental in keeping me focused on "moderns" for many years. It wasn't till I arrived at this forum that I began to branch out in my collecting endevour. This forum community, in which we reside, has been influential in helping me expand my collecting horizons.[/QUOTE]
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