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<p>[QUOTE="Chuck_A, post: 4023195, member: 104486"]I'm like you as far as not being a professional numismatist, I enjoy it for what it is and the people who are professionals along with their passion for it. I also collect antique firearms, guitars, music memorabilia, and even a few classic cars, I do the work associated with it (Gunsmith, Lutheir. I despise auto repair)</p><p> I became disabled and was forced to close my business and that inspired me to look at numismatics as a way of dealing with my unwanted extra time. Numismatics is not an easy hobby to learn and yn's IMO don't want to, or won't take the time to learn and think a fast dollar is up for grabs. </p><p>I'm very wary of every purchase I make and sometimes I spend hours researching coins I'm interested in. My LCS is co-owned with a son and the young man doesn't have a clue, he couldn't even identify a RPM on a lincoln cent when the book was sitting on the counter, much less anything else, I don't shop there anymore. I began collecting in 1964 and only in the last few years took the time necessary to research and expand my collection.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Chuck_A, post: 4023195, member: 104486"]I'm like you as far as not being a professional numismatist, I enjoy it for what it is and the people who are professionals along with their passion for it. I also collect antique firearms, guitars, music memorabilia, and even a few classic cars, I do the work associated with it (Gunsmith, Lutheir. I despise auto repair) I became disabled and was forced to close my business and that inspired me to look at numismatics as a way of dealing with my unwanted extra time. Numismatics is not an easy hobby to learn and yn's IMO don't want to, or won't take the time to learn and think a fast dollar is up for grabs. I'm very wary of every purchase I make and sometimes I spend hours researching coins I'm interested in. My LCS is co-owned with a son and the young man doesn't have a clue, he couldn't even identify a RPM on a lincoln cent when the book was sitting on the counter, much less anything else, I don't shop there anymore. I began collecting in 1964 and only in the last few years took the time necessary to research and expand my collection.[/QUOTE]
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