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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troodon, post: 1580654, member: 4626&quot;]If it&#039;s just modern, clad, circulation coinage I just spend it (extras from rolls of president dollars, ATB quarters, Kennedy half dollars, etc. from the Mint.&nbsp; Some of these I&#039;ll save as pocket pieces or will give away/sell to friends and family who might be interested in them.).&nbsp; Junky silver I would probably sell to get more money for more coins, although some of this I&#039;ll save anyway if it&#039;s in reasonably OK condition (I like having a lot of silver US coins around, but I&#039;m not so much like Scrooge McDuck that I feel I need a huge hoard of them lol especially when they can be sold for money to buy more interesting coins).&nbsp; Anything classic is a keeper usually, even in bad condition, but sometimes I&#039;ll let them go for sake of trading or selling to get more money for more coins.&nbsp; Foreign coins of no particular value I just save in my &quot;random junk box&quot; (a box that came from a Disney edition Trivial Pursuit game lol...).&nbsp; Interesting but not particularly valuable US coins go in that box too (wheat cents, low grade buffalo nickels, bicentennial quarters, any half dollars period, anything silver, etc.)&nbsp; Extra currency of no particular value I often give away to other collectors, or trade for some of their extras (coin stores are rarely interested it seems unless it&#039;s of reasonably high value).&nbsp; Anything of sentimental value (I received it as a gift, or it&#039;s a memento of a significant moment) are permanent keepers no matter how many extras I have of them.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don&#039;t really care how much any of this will ever be worth because that will be my heirs&#039; problem; I hope to never part with any (well ok, most) of it if I can help it for the rest of my life![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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