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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;spirityoda, post: 1954544, member: 44633&quot;]buy some used books.&nbsp; learn how to grade coins.&nbsp; start out cheap then after you are more familiar with coin grades then venture out to more pricey coins.&nbsp; do NOT touch your grandfathers collection unless you have his permission to do so.&nbsp; If you are good lol he might give you a few choice coins. ?&nbsp; I have been collecting coins for about 16 years now.&nbsp; I really enjoy it.&nbsp; so much to learn still.&nbsp; Coin collecting is an ongoing learning experience.&nbsp; there&#039;s always something new to learn.&nbsp; I collect mostly world coins but have some favorite United States coins too.&nbsp; When buying coins I always ask for a discount if I am buying several coins from the same dealer.&nbsp; sometimes if they have 2-5 of the same coin most dealers will offer a discount on it.&nbsp; some dealers are very firm with their pricing depending on which coin it is of course.&nbsp; get used to firm prices but always ask for discounts.&nbsp; do NOT insult dealers with very low price offers.&nbsp; that insults them (I had 1 dealer say to me &quot;go away and do not come back&quot;).&nbsp; I learned a very important lesson that day 9 years ago (be courtious and respect the dealers prices...but ask politely for a discount.)&nbsp; most important thing with coins is to have fun with it.&nbsp; <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie24" alt=":blackalien:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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