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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 1615683, member: 66"]When I first got into collecting I joined the local coin club, it had about 100 members and the average age was 55 years old. When I moved to where I live now I joined two local coin clubs membership was about 100 in the first one and 105 in the second. Average age in each was about 56 years old. I joined those last two in 1989, 24 years ago. Membership is now 160 and 110 respectively, average age is currently 56 years old. I'm still a member of that first club as well. Membership is still around 100 and almost everyone who was a member back when I joined is dead now. It was nearly 40 years ago that I joined the club. The average age today is 56 years old. The average age has risen one year in 40 years. I'm not really worried about the aging of the collectors. People moan about how you don't see many young people at shows. No you don't, but it has been like that for at least 40 years and almost all the "Old white guys" who were attending shows back when I started are dead and gone now, but the rooms are still full of dealers and the attendance hasn't gone down.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 1615683, member: 66"]When I first got into collecting I joined the local coin club, it had about 100 members and the average age was 55 years old. When I moved to where I live now I joined two local coin clubs membership was about 100 in the first one and 105 in the second. Average age in each was about 56 years old. I joined those last two in 1989, 24 years ago. Membership is now 160 and 110 respectively, average age is currently 56 years old. I'm still a member of that first club as well. Membership is still around 100 and almost everyone who was a member back when I joined is dead now. It was nearly 40 years ago that I joined the club. The average age today is 56 years old. The average age has risen one year in 40 years. I'm not really worried about the aging of the collectors. People moan about how you don't see many young people at shows. No you don't, but it has been like that for at least 40 years and almost all the "Old white guys" who were attending shows back when I started are dead and gone now, but the rooms are still full of dealers and the attendance hasn't gone down.[/QUOTE]
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