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<p>[QUOTE="Grantshire, post: 557355, member: 17152"]First, thanks for the welcome. Forums are interesting places, full of information and there are always very knowledgeable people on them. I have belonged to several for years (related to my other hobbies) and most of them are quite friendly, that is why I went looking for this sight when my "penny project" popped up. And, FYI to all, I have also joined a couple of firearm, and Lionel train forums recently, searching for the best outlet for items appropriate to those forums. </p><p> </p><p>In helping my friend with this estate I have been designated lead on the pennies, stamps, firearms, trains, and other coins (silver & gold). My wife is assisting with the china, silver, and other collectibles. I have a full time job, family and other obligations so I cannot pursue all of these at the same time (and I am not taking any compensation for any of this). </p><p> </p><p>I am an amateur coin collector and I admit it. While I have a fair amount of money invested in the coins I have most real collectors would turn their nose up at most of what I have. My friend knows nothing about coins (or the other areas I mentioned) so he asked me for help. The Memorials are just the beginning of the coins and probably represent the lowest collective value. For now, we have set aside the silver and gold coins (please don't ask about them) and plan to catalog them this coming winter once we are out from under more pressing matters. The same goes for the stamps.</p><p> </p><p>Several of you have sent me PM's and I have given one of you first shot at the pennies/cents/Memorials or whatever you consider the correct name for these small copper coins with Lincoln on them. And , yes, there are wheats, Indian Head and other cents in other bags that will be posted up later. For now, I am just trying to move the 350-500 pounds of Memorial pennies.</p><p> </p><p>Thanks again for the welcome, advise and running commentary. If I didn't know better I would swear some of you guys are on the other boards I belong to.<img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie8" alt=":D" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Grantshire, post: 557355, member: 17152"]First, thanks for the welcome. Forums are interesting places, full of information and there are always very knowledgeable people on them. I have belonged to several for years (related to my other hobbies) and most of them are quite friendly, that is why I went looking for this sight when my "penny project" popped up. And, FYI to all, I have also joined a couple of firearm, and Lionel train forums recently, searching for the best outlet for items appropriate to those forums. In helping my friend with this estate I have been designated lead on the pennies, stamps, firearms, trains, and other coins (silver & gold). My wife is assisting with the china, silver, and other collectibles. I have a full time job, family and other obligations so I cannot pursue all of these at the same time (and I am not taking any compensation for any of this). I am an amateur coin collector and I admit it. While I have a fair amount of money invested in the coins I have most real collectors would turn their nose up at most of what I have. My friend knows nothing about coins (or the other areas I mentioned) so he asked me for help. The Memorials are just the beginning of the coins and probably represent the lowest collective value. For now, we have set aside the silver and gold coins (please don't ask about them) and plan to catalog them this coming winter once we are out from under more pressing matters. The same goes for the stamps. Several of you have sent me PM's and I have given one of you first shot at the pennies/cents/Memorials or whatever you consider the correct name for these small copper coins with Lincoln on them. And , yes, there are wheats, Indian Head and other cents in other bags that will be posted up later. For now, I am just trying to move the 350-500 pounds of Memorial pennies. Thanks again for the welcome, advise and running commentary. If I didn't know better I would swear some of you guys are on the other boards I belong to.:D[/QUOTE]
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