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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;princeofwaldo, post: 2010565, member: 24091&quot;]Pretty much agree with most of what has been shared. I go in for world coinage, almost exclusively pre-1970, and mostly 1939 and earlier.&nbsp; I too have dabbled in paper money, I have a collection worth a few hundred dollars, the exotic French colonial African material is nice and I will probably pick-up a few more of those as time goes on.&nbsp; If I had to pick my very least desirable area, it would be impaired or PVC damaged coinage, I could care less how rare it is.&nbsp; Same applies to sea salvage coins, they can melt all that stuff down by me and it wouldn&#039;t be a huge loss to humanity, especially the silver issues.&nbsp; The gold, --the coins that are well preserved are a different story, wouldn&#039;t mind having some of those in the collection.&nbsp; I like reading about ancients, my aversion has always been the result of lacking confidence in authenticating most of them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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