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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;MadMartigan, post: 1841418, member: 58925&quot;]I have been thinking 8-10 years old.&nbsp; I have been starting coin collections for my boys.&nbsp; I am doing 20th century type sets (nothing to fancy the whole set will likely have a value of $300 when its done, the better coins in the set obviously being the Morgan and Peace Dollars and the Type 1 Standing Liberty Quarter) in the Whitman albums for each boy along with proof sets from the year they were born.&nbsp; I was thinking of adding the commemorative dollars and the silver proof sets from there birth years as well.&nbsp; I figured its a great way to start as you can see the different designs of all the coins and it has a little value.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am just not sure what the good age is to give it to them, I gotta little while but you always just hear about those kids who get into there parents collections and spend them at the store and I figured if they knew about coins and had there own collections they&#039;d be less likely do so.&nbsp; My 4 year old is already learning about money, hes funny he will be like twenty dollars that&#039;s not that many dollars.&nbsp; And any coins he finds he puts in his piggy bank.&nbsp; I wanna pass on the hobby and also educate at the same time just can&#039;t figure what a good age is.</p><p><br /></p><p>What age do you guys think is a good age to pass on the sets.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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