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<p>[QUOTE="fellowcollector, post: 229929, member: 2120"]I'm am sorry to say that I don't have anyone in my family or friends to share my interest in the coin collecting hobby. So my hobby has been a 'unspoken secret'.</p><p><br /></p><p>When I started to save coins it was in the 1980's. The very first coin I found interesting was a Lincoln wheatie, at the time I didn't know they were referred to in this term. And I did find them different from the other pennies (cents) which I was accustom to seeing (memorials). For some reason unbeknowest to me (at the time) I thought I hit the 'jackpot' so ever time I found one I saved it (which wasn't very often) I guess this was why they interest me. </p><p><br /></p><p>I didn't 'come out' of my 'secret closet' until the States Quarter Program in 1999. Since then I have been researching coins over the net and came across several coin forums as well as other US coins not in current circulation. I never knew of the Trade Dollar, Morgan Dollar, Liberty's, Flying Eagle's, Gold coins, etc existed. I am still in the 'learning stage'. </p><p><br /></p><p>I have joined coin forum's to expand my limited knowledge and share that knowledge to others.</p><p>I did meet a member who I became 'attached' to on a forum who lives very far from me ( who will remains 'nameless' ) a collector of US coins. US coins that have come across (nameless') way are from few family members living and working in the US or from a contest, trades and such. When family members 'go back for a visit' (I don't think very often) they bring coins to add to this collection. At this rate I don't think (nameless) will be able to complete a set type. So I have made it my personal duty--- for 2007, to help in any way I can. </p><p><br /></p><p>I am not 'well off' by any means and my living expenses are paid on a month to month basis, besides all that it gives me great pleasure and peace within to share some of our US coinage to someone from another country. I asked (nameless) to send me a list of the US coin’s already own, so I can see what is still needed to help with completing a type set. This way instead of a few US coins at least one will be a complete up-to-date set. In return I request nothing. I am sure this person will be thrilled and speechless.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks,</p><p>fc[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fellowcollector, post: 229929, member: 2120"]I'm am sorry to say that I don't have anyone in my family or friends to share my interest in the coin collecting hobby. So my hobby has been a 'unspoken secret'. When I started to save coins it was in the 1980's. The very first coin I found interesting was a Lincoln wheatie, at the time I didn't know they were referred to in this term. And I did find them different from the other pennies (cents) which I was accustom to seeing (memorials). For some reason unbeknowest to me (at the time) I thought I hit the 'jackpot' so ever time I found one I saved it (which wasn't very often) I guess this was why they interest me. I didn't 'come out' of my 'secret closet' until the States Quarter Program in 1999. Since then I have been researching coins over the net and came across several coin forums as well as other US coins not in current circulation. I never knew of the Trade Dollar, Morgan Dollar, Liberty's, Flying Eagle's, Gold coins, etc existed. I am still in the 'learning stage'. I have joined coin forum's to expand my limited knowledge and share that knowledge to others. I did meet a member who I became 'attached' to on a forum who lives very far from me ( who will remains 'nameless' ) a collector of US coins. US coins that have come across (nameless') way are from few family members living and working in the US or from a contest, trades and such. When family members 'go back for a visit' (I don't think very often) they bring coins to add to this collection. At this rate I don't think (nameless) will be able to complete a set type. So I have made it my personal duty--- for 2007, to help in any way I can. I am not 'well off' by any means and my living expenses are paid on a month to month basis, besides all that it gives me great pleasure and peace within to share some of our US coinage to someone from another country. I asked (nameless) to send me a list of the US coin’s already own, so I can see what is still needed to help with completing a type set. This way instead of a few US coins at least one will be a complete up-to-date set. In return I request nothing. I am sure this person will be thrilled and speechless. Thanks, fc[/QUOTE]
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