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<p>[QUOTE="beef1020, post: 2801384, member: 24544"]Welcome OP! When first started in this hobby I believe my first, maybe second, was a batch of 'Unsearched' rolls from ebay. I also did the coin roll hunting from my bank for a while. Both seemed like cheap ways into the hobby, especially as someone who did not have a strong interest or specialty. With a couples years of collecting under my belt, I will give you some suggestions.</p><p><br /></p><p>'Unsearched' rolls from ebay/amazon are never un-searched. </p><p><br /></p><p>Coin roll searching, where you buy rolls at face from your bank is a great way to start a collection on the cheap, just built a relationship with the head teller or whomever does the coin ordering. There are endless things to search for in all denominations. I made sure at least one bank I belonged too had a coin counting machine I could use for free so I could dump the coins with no hassle. I searched every denomination, but eventually grew tired and lost interest. The pick up and return process was a pain, and the 'pay-off' was just not that high.</p><p><br /></p><p>I quickly got past the beginner stage of the hobbt, found a couple areas to specialize, and have never looked back. The only other advice I have is to enjoy yourself!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="beef1020, post: 2801384, member: 24544"]Welcome OP! When first started in this hobby I believe my first, maybe second, was a batch of 'Unsearched' rolls from ebay. I also did the coin roll hunting from my bank for a while. Both seemed like cheap ways into the hobby, especially as someone who did not have a strong interest or specialty. With a couples years of collecting under my belt, I will give you some suggestions. 'Unsearched' rolls from ebay/amazon are never un-searched. Coin roll searching, where you buy rolls at face from your bank is a great way to start a collection on the cheap, just built a relationship with the head teller or whomever does the coin ordering. There are endless things to search for in all denominations. I made sure at least one bank I belonged too had a coin counting machine I could use for free so I could dump the coins with no hassle. I searched every denomination, but eventually grew tired and lost interest. The pick up and return process was a pain, and the 'pay-off' was just not that high. I quickly got past the beginner stage of the hobbt, found a couple areas to specialize, and have never looked back. The only other advice I have is to enjoy yourself!!![/QUOTE]
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