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<p>[QUOTE="Southpawdon, post: 7515780, member: 101593"]I love the display piece. The one shown and any that have some descriptive writing. One of the reasons to put together type sets is to show what our coins have looked like throughout our history. One question does pop up from a comment made by Lueds: "If these are the sets put together by the likes of Littleton or similar, many of the coins, generally, have been whizzed..." Is this something that is true and generally known? My father never had much money, but he bought a lot of coins from Littleton ($1.00-$5.00 or so, sometimes a little more) and got so much joy from getting them, recording them in his own record book and just looking through them. When he got sick I used to sit with him and discuss his coins and it was a memorable experience. He recovered from that illness and lived another 10 years during which we always looked at and discussed the coins whenever I was able to travel from PA to Conn and make a visit. I guess I would be disappointed if the comment were true since I now have a large number of those Littleton coins still in their little baggies. However, I am more thankful for them being available and affordable for my father because of the relationship strengthening they provided.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Southpawdon, post: 7515780, member: 101593"]I love the display piece. The one shown and any that have some descriptive writing. One of the reasons to put together type sets is to show what our coins have looked like throughout our history. One question does pop up from a comment made by Lueds: "If these are the sets put together by the likes of Littleton or similar, many of the coins, generally, have been whizzed..." Is this something that is true and generally known? My father never had much money, but he bought a lot of coins from Littleton ($1.00-$5.00 or so, sometimes a little more) and got so much joy from getting them, recording them in his own record book and just looking through them. When he got sick I used to sit with him and discuss his coins and it was a memorable experience. He recovered from that illness and lived another 10 years during which we always looked at and discussed the coins whenever I was able to travel from PA to Conn and make a visit. I guess I would be disappointed if the comment were true since I now have a large number of those Littleton coins still in their little baggies. However, I am more thankful for them being available and affordable for my father because of the relationship strengthening they provided.[/QUOTE]
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