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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dollar1948, post: 872035, member: 17239&quot;]My opinion? Collect in the manner you want to right now, and don&#039;t listen to anybody else. </p><p>I started collecting in exactly the same manner. I had a huge glass jumbo jug that is used for making home made wine, that was 3/4 full of Canadian coinage, and I decided that instead of paying a premium to throw it into a coin star machine, I decided to roll it myself. i couldn&#039;t even lift the thing anymore so i had to do something with it.</p><p>While doing so I found out just how many varieties of Canadian coinage was out there, so i decided I&#039;ll start collecting.</p><p>Tho I am not a fan of any album that shows me where I am suppose to put my coins, I bought 2x2&#039;s and binder pages, and a book and learned how to grade, and ultimatley selected the best coin I found during the sorting phase.</p><p>From that point on, my collecting advanced, which included buying better examples of the ones I originally kept, plus the best examples I could afford of the remainder. Its still an ongoing process for me.</p><p>You or your nephew may very well go through the same phases I am going through, and if it includes upgrading your existing ones, then perhaps the albums you selected may have been the best choice.</p><p>The more educated you get, the cheaper it will be for you to continue to collect as you will recognize a deal when it stares you in the face.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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