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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Cloudsweeper99, post: 172315, member: 3011&quot;]While studying and reading about coins is very very [did I mention very] important, this can be a somewhat dull way to enter the hobby since it&#039;s too slow for many people.&nbsp; But there is nothing to stop you from collecting out of pocket change or from rolls of coins you can get at the bank for face value.&nbsp; From this, you can collect state quarters, fill holes in inexpensive coin holders available at many bookstores, collect wheat cents, look for silver half dollars, pull out the pre-1982 copper cents, etc.&nbsp; You can also ask family members if they have any old or foreign coins they don&#039;t want.&nbsp; That can be interesting too.&nbsp; The nice part about this approach is that you can&#039;t lose any significant amount of money because there are no collecting mistakes.&nbsp; So get started.&nbsp; The expensive and complicated collecting can start after you complete your study.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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