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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 2581213, member: 19463&quot;]This brings up a situation I believe we all face sooner or later.&nbsp; What are we to do with coins we no longer feel the need to keep for our personal enjoyment.&nbsp; Sell them, some will say, but that is not so easy unless your definition of &#039;sell&#039; includes spending $10 to profit $5.&nbsp; Ken came up with the idea of giving them away which is a subset of selling for a 200% loss when you consider postage and packing.&nbsp; The fact remains that I, and I suspect many of us, have enough coins that I really don&#039;t want anymore and don&#039;t need another.&nbsp; I was considering trying a version of the giveaway idea but my bad attitude tells me that giving a coin to someone who just wants it because it is free is about as appealing as throwing it out (which is cheaper again due to postage).&nbsp; I&#039;d be more inclined to give coins away if there were a way of separating those who will give our puppies and kittens a good home and not subject them to immediate remarketing on eBay.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>What we each consider &#039;cool&#039; really varies person to person and minute to minute.&nbsp; In 2016 I added 120+ coins to my collection and still like at least 100 of them.&nbsp; I sold some through John&#039;s auctions and finding someone to pay what I paid 25 years ago was not exactly automatic.&nbsp;&nbsp; What are we all to do with all these coins?&nbsp; The first step is to stop caring about them so we can send them off to a kill shelter.&nbsp; I&#039;m having a trouble with that step.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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