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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 650064, member: 19463"]Sub themes: Countries that no longer exist, Smallest/largest denomination actually issued for spending, Obsolete coins of countries that still exist (British Farthing, all the pre-Euro units), Selected dates important to that country's history, All countries issuing coins the year you were born bearing that date </p><p><br /></p><p>Opinion: Gather what you consider the most significant coin from any particular country. If you feel the most significant accomplishment of the US is the space program then make your US coin one that shows the moon landing. If you feel the biggest contribution Spain has made to the world was Columbus, select a coin of Ferdinand and Isabella. Obviously, two people collecting in this way will have very different collections based on their individual opinions. For example, I will not collect any coin that was never issued at face value because these are, to me, not coins. Others will want all proof commemoratives. My US coin might be a 1964 Kennedy half (last 90% silver) or a Walking Liberty half from my birth year. I wish it could be a 1793 dollar but lets get real.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 650064, member: 19463"]Sub themes: Countries that no longer exist, Smallest/largest denomination actually issued for spending, Obsolete coins of countries that still exist (British Farthing, all the pre-Euro units), Selected dates important to that country's history, All countries issuing coins the year you were born bearing that date Opinion: Gather what you consider the most significant coin from any particular country. If you feel the most significant accomplishment of the US is the space program then make your US coin one that shows the moon landing. If you feel the biggest contribution Spain has made to the world was Columbus, select a coin of Ferdinand and Isabella. Obviously, two people collecting in this way will have very different collections based on their individual opinions. For example, I will not collect any coin that was never issued at face value because these are, to me, not coins. Others will want all proof commemoratives. My US coin might be a 1964 Kennedy half (last 90% silver) or a Walking Liberty half from my birth year. I wish it could be a 1793 dollar but lets get real.[/QUOTE]
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