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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;medoraman, post: 1475447, member: 26302&quot;]Well, first, if I make six figures Detecto how does that take money away from you? I like to think I bring that much value to the company I work for. You having narrow thinking that there is limited amounts of money available is very narrow, wrong economic thinking. Money is nothing but a medium of exchange. There is limitless possible money. What causes inflation is too much money and too few goods and services. Be productive and create more goods and services, and you are making more things money can buy. Get it?</p><p><br /></p><p>YES, there is a limit to the number of old coins around, but not that many people want them. Coins change in price all of the time, if a certain series gets too expensive, switch to something else. Trust me, you will always be able to buy nice, cool coins as long as you are willing to actually get off your butt and work hard.</p><p><br /></p><p>Btw, saying $250,000 is &quot;enough&quot;. How much money is &quot;enough&quot; if you are trying to raise children, provide for their future, help out other family members and parents, all the while collecting coins? Who is anyone to say how much someone should be able to earn if they are adding value to the economy? Should Steve Jobs been prohibited from making both Apple computers and Pixar a success? Do you realize if he were limited to low pay, there probably would never have been iphones, ipads, or &quot;The Incredibles&quot;. </p><p>Seriously man, I do not pick on you like some others. However, to think someone else making money somehow is stealing from you is both dangerous and self defeating. You should not strive to tear down others, but strive to emulate them. You need to wish to BE the next Steve Jobs in terms of success, instead of being jealous. </p><p><br /></p><p>Have you completed college, then graduate school? I worked 40 hours a week and was in the National Guard to pay my own way through college, (first in my family to attend college btw). Then I worked hard, saved, and attended graduate school at night. Then I worked hard in my industry for 20 years. Yes, now I make a nice living, but it was not given to me, and many others if you work REALLY HARD can do the same. That is the beauty of the USA, the opportunity to make a nice living, not a psuedo communistic society where hard work and sacrifice are penalized to give to the lazy.</p><p><br /></p><p>Just my opinion.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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