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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tyler Graton, post: 2810325, member: 85787&quot;]The way I feel like coin collecting represents to me, is a thing to do just to kill time, that can make me money, and give me something to look for. i have also seen that the wealthy seem to be more into coins, than someone in my position (working st a gas station) </p><p>I feel like it would be pretty stupid not to fill your brain with all the coin facts, so if I did come across a coin that happened to be priceless, I won&#039;t just give it to some guy who gonna shove it in his dirty pocket devaluing the coin. I think if you play lottery, it doesn&#039;t make sense that you don&#039;t collect coins haha. I am 27 and I would love to collect things that are old and antiques, my dream was to be a antique shop/coin shop owner, or even just worker. Collecting seems too expensive, especially when you know you can pay for a coin at face value, and make 100 thousand dollars. I think collecting coins would be more important than buying something for 20 bucks and waiting 50 years for it to become expensive, or never heard of again. It&#039;s hard to say weather or not someone would want to collect fidget spinners in 50 years. So why put money into collecting something that&#039;s going to be dead when you know coins will forever be alive as long as we have money. Makes more sense to collect coins then anything else in my eyes. It&#039;s about the only thing aside from just collecting metal/crystals/stones, things of that nature. Tried to make this as understandable as I could. I am at work so forgive me if you can&#039;t figure out what I mean. I&#039;ll try to explain better later[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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