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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 3504388, member: 19463&quot;]No, your name as a past buyer of thousands of high dollar coins is a valuable item.&nbsp; Don&#039;t it get to you and continue filling the rubbish bin or give the tings to people you know who might enjoy them.&nbsp; I am bothered more by the idea they are promoting that junk coins can be promoted to museum specimens by publishing a glossy catalog.&nbsp; I do not care for your idea of cutting up old catalogs and throwing out all the coins I am interested it.&nbsp; When you are gone, will your clip art be considered a valuable reference auctioned for high price along with your coins or will it go straight to the rubbish heap with the rest?&nbsp; It makes no difference to those of us who have departed. </p><p><br /></p><p>I am more bothered now by my mixed feelings about nice catalogs I have but that are duplicated online in a format I like better since it is searchable and images are enlargeable. I got one in the mail yesterday that duplicates the coins I have seen online a few days ago so I already knew what I found interesting inside before I opened it.&nbsp; Meanwhile my boxes of catalogs grows but not as quickly as it did when they were the only way to see the offerings. Also, I still make a 3x5 card for each new coin I buy but I use them out of long standing habit as much as anything.&nbsp; I am a dinosaur and I know it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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