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<p>[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 7951503, member: 100459"]The past several months have been playing HAVOC on our nerves and thoughts. At first, I had fun with my father's coins that I got. I read up on the coins on how to take care of them and to sort them. However, after a while, I became bored with those coins, so I contacted a coin dealer to get a little head start on "my" collection. He took a great deal of time telling me how to keep a record of my coins and to begin with putting the coins in 2X2 coin holders as well as teaching me how to handle my coins as well as a lot of other things, i.e., The Red Book. I have every Red Book from 2010 to 2022. They have been highlighted and notes taken as well as keeping a record. My next step was to organize my coins and then decide if I was going to be a collector or just file away my coins so my daughter can have them one day. I went to a show with the coin dealer and he helped me start putting together my collection. I even bought some things there, but then I found out about the U.S. Mint. That was a mistake, because I fell in love with those sparkly, beautiful coins that the Mint was selling and I discovered the American Silver Eagles. The dealer, who is now a good friend, told me that I needed to keep a record of them, which I did, which included many coins, Gold ones, Silver ones, and many others. All was going well until this year.</p><p>It started well, until I found about the change in the Reverse of the ASEs. I also learned how badly the Mint takes care of purchases. Although I have only been collecting for a few years and buying from the Mint since about 2016.</p><p>This year has been horrible year buying from the Mint. When Commemoratives were purchased, they were either "Processing" or "Backlogged". My first purchase of the commemorative Morgan dollars and the Peace dollar, the Reverse Proof ASE Silver coins took forever to be delivered. There were the Morgan Commems and the Peace Commem, many of which were purchased the first of August and they are still backlogged or "Processing." It hasn't deterred my coin collecting, just changing who I buy coins from and which ones would be "to die for."</p><p>Anyway, I for one want the coins I"purchased"</p><p>I hope many of you are doing better than I have. May the Force Be With Us in our collection.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 7951503, member: 100459"]The past several months have been playing HAVOC on our nerves and thoughts. At first, I had fun with my father's coins that I got. I read up on the coins on how to take care of them and to sort them. However, after a while, I became bored with those coins, so I contacted a coin dealer to get a little head start on "my" collection. He took a great deal of time telling me how to keep a record of my coins and to begin with putting the coins in 2X2 coin holders as well as teaching me how to handle my coins as well as a lot of other things, i.e., The Red Book. I have every Red Book from 2010 to 2022. They have been highlighted and notes taken as well as keeping a record. My next step was to organize my coins and then decide if I was going to be a collector or just file away my coins so my daughter can have them one day. I went to a show with the coin dealer and he helped me start putting together my collection. I even bought some things there, but then I found out about the U.S. Mint. That was a mistake, because I fell in love with those sparkly, beautiful coins that the Mint was selling and I discovered the American Silver Eagles. The dealer, who is now a good friend, told me that I needed to keep a record of them, which I did, which included many coins, Gold ones, Silver ones, and many others. All was going well until this year. It started well, until I found about the change in the Reverse of the ASEs. I also learned how badly the Mint takes care of purchases. Although I have only been collecting for a few years and buying from the Mint since about 2016. This year has been horrible year buying from the Mint. When Commemoratives were purchased, they were either "Processing" or "Backlogged". My first purchase of the commemorative Morgan dollars and the Peace dollar, the Reverse Proof ASE Silver coins took forever to be delivered. There were the Morgan Commems and the Peace Commem, many of which were purchased the first of August and they are still backlogged or "Processing." It hasn't deterred my coin collecting, just changing who I buy coins from and which ones would be "to die for." Anyway, I for one want the coins I"purchased" I hope many of you are doing better than I have. May the Force Be With Us in our collection.[/QUOTE]
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