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<p>[QUOTE="ChasPay, post: 2709607, member: 86286"]This may be the most entertaining thread I've seen yet on CT. I mostly come here to use this as a resource to learn more about my coin collection and what is out there etc.</p><p><br /></p><p>I found the Harper's article by doing a bit of googling. My favorite part of being a history buff is coin collecting but sometimes I like to make fun of politics and the press by seeing how they have been rehashing the same things for not just a decade or two but a few hundred years. I love reading old issues of Popular Science, Harper's and the local Universities' Collegiate and such online. </p><p><br /></p><p>Stacking or hoarding is nothing new. Vikings did it, Romans did it, everyone had done it. I have a friend who does it. I told him bullets and canned food make more sense but he doesn't listen and I'm sure his kids and grand-kids will appreciate the coins and scrap gold and silver more than canned ham. </p><p><br /></p><p>In the long run and played right it is a sound investment. I think it is a matter of choosing wisely. I try to get him to consider the value of what he buys if the world economy doesn't collapse as well as if it does. Considering the economy as always will likely fall somewhere in between.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ChasPay, post: 2709607, member: 86286"]This may be the most entertaining thread I've seen yet on CT. I mostly come here to use this as a resource to learn more about my coin collection and what is out there etc. I found the Harper's article by doing a bit of googling. My favorite part of being a history buff is coin collecting but sometimes I like to make fun of politics and the press by seeing how they have been rehashing the same things for not just a decade or two but a few hundred years. I love reading old issues of Popular Science, Harper's and the local Universities' Collegiate and such online. Stacking or hoarding is nothing new. Vikings did it, Romans did it, everyone had done it. I have a friend who does it. I told him bullets and canned food make more sense but he doesn't listen and I'm sure his kids and grand-kids will appreciate the coins and scrap gold and silver more than canned ham. In the long run and played right it is a sound investment. I think it is a matter of choosing wisely. I try to get him to consider the value of what he buys if the world economy doesn't collapse as well as if it does. Considering the economy as always will likely fall somewhere in between.[/QUOTE]
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