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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 213778, member: 4552&quot;]Local coin stores will be on the pricy side. If you want to go the cheap method, try flea markets. However, some flea markets do and some don&#039;t have any coins at all. The best thing you should try is a coin show. Not sure there are any in your area but you can find out by going to Coin World web site. They list almost all the coin shows in the USA. However, I&#039;ve found they miss lots of the small, local ones so the next thing to try is Google or Yahoo search. Just type in coin shows and the state you live in. That is the place you really want to try. You would find all sorts of coins and many times some dealers will just give a cheap coin to a really young kid as an incentive to become a coin collector. </p><p>Note there are also many International Coin shows. There you could find coins from everywhere. There is a giant one coming up April 26 to 29th, 2007 at a place called the Crowne Plaza Chicago O&#039;Hare Hotel. If your interested the address is 5440 North River Road, Rosemont Illinois, 60018. </p><p>Good luck finding what ever you are looking for.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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