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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 21412160, member: 100459&quot;]Over the years (75) I have collected coins off and on again, never really get interested in a coin collection until I was 49 and I inherited half interest in my father&#039;s collection.&nbsp; My brother and I split the collection. Anyway, when I went over the list of coins my father had, I started my collection. My brother shipped my half of the collection in a cardboard box.&nbsp; My father collected coins but was not a coin collector.&nbsp; I still wasn&#039;t too interested in the coins until I put a towel on my desk and looked at each coin, one by one.&nbsp; Then it hit me.&nbsp; However, when your get hit by the coin collecting frenzy, sometimes you lose tract of what you needed to do.&nbsp; Thanks to a great gut, I was able to understand what was ahead of me.&nbsp; I had my ups and downs, mostly downs when you first start collecting.&nbsp; I wanted every coin that was advertised which almost broke me and my wife.&nbsp; Luckily, she laid down the groundwork.&nbsp; I was allowed to buy one coin a week with a weekly budget of $50.&nbsp; I was grateful for her guidance and support. I bought an American Gold One Ounce Proof Coin for 2015 for $1,300.&nbsp; Last month I bought one for $21.&nbsp; What a rip off.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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