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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;White Ger. Shep. Lover, post: 3923216, member: 108450&quot;]Your kind and loving gift is sure to spawn three or four future coin aficionados from your 32 young ones, Inspector .&nbsp; After all, it is indeed in their blood.&nbsp; Matter of fact, the possibility exists that your generosity could catch fire amongst your grand kids and great grand kids, resulting in a nice big batch of new coinsters......which is a nice thought, but in this case, could create an unparalleled family feud , the likes not seen since the rambunctious days of the Hatfields vs the McCoys.&nbsp; We could have Inspector family factions from the Pacific to the Atlantic pitted against each other.....all in an effort to become Granddad&#039;s sole numismatic beneficiary.&nbsp; &nbsp; Now the nice aspect of having so many vying for your prized collection, Inspector,&nbsp; would of course be all of the extra super nice birthday and Christmas gifts coming your way.&nbsp;&nbsp; One would think that in the years to come that Inspector would be receiving coins as gifts that throughout his 70+ years of collecting,&nbsp; he never imagined in his wildest dreams of ever getting his hands on.&nbsp;&nbsp; Looking at Inspector&#039;s beneficiary dilemma logically, there exists only one fair thing to do.&nbsp; He needs to have an impartial executor (non- family member) all set to&nbsp; preside over the distribution of his coins, when that sad day arrives when Inspector meets his maker.&nbsp; They would all meet together in one large room where Inspector&#039;s chosen executor would hand them each a 20 question exam, preprepared by none other than Inspector himself.&nbsp; 15 questions would be about coins and the other 5 personal questions about Inspector......such as &quot;What is Inspector&#039;s favorite all time movie&quot;? Which of course would be &quot;Pennies from Heaven&quot;.&nbsp; Or, &quot;what is Inspector&#039;s favorite baseball team&quot; (which hopefully is the St. Louis Cardinals)?&nbsp;&nbsp; Now in event that there is a tie, the executor would have the lucky finalists write a 700 (or less) word essay on &quot;The History of the San Francisco Mint&quot; to determine the victor.&nbsp; Good luck, Inspector![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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