I love the drug conentation. Numismatics definetly does "creap into your mind". I bet if the question was posed as to "Did anyone help you get involved in coins and what was that coin?", the major answer would be Grandpa and the coin would be Morgans!
At least with our addiction, we still hold the money we spent.
That truly is a bright side of the Hobby of Kings (Queens in Amanda's case)... In case anyone is looking to rationalize overspending :)
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Mike
Level 7
Stay with coins you make money instead of throwing it away.
Cmower
Level 2
Blogs and mobile devices aren't friends so I had to delete over my older post
Longstrider
Level 6
I love the drug conentation. Numismatics definetly does "creap into your mind". I bet if the question was posed as to "Did anyone help you get involved in coins and what was that coin?", the major answer would be Grandpa and the coin would be Morgans!
Cmower
Level 2
Thank the gods for grandfathers!
CERGRADER
Level 5
At least with our addiction, we still hold the money we spent. That truly is a bright side of the Hobby of Kings (Queens in Amanda's case)... In case anyone is looking to rationalize overspending :)
Amanda Varner
Level 4
Haha, the use of the term "gateway drug" is so true. Numismatics: the opiate of the educated man. :)
Cmower
Level 2
That's what I like to think of myself as anyway
user_9998
Level 5
But you're better off addicted to coins than anything else!
user_4542
Level 4
Very true 9998!! But you can still spend a lot of money! lol