Quote:
Originally Posted by LonesomeTonight
I'm glad that was a good experience, @@. And now you're bringing back good memories of *my* grandfather, who also collected coins and would give me some occasionally on visits. I'm guessing coin collecting is less popular now, with so many transactions being cashless. Less chance of randomly getting a buffalo nickel or wheat penny back in a transaction, for example.
|
You’d think coin collecting would be less popular, but according to the dealer, no. Like the Presidential dollar coins and the ten-year run of state quarters a while ago before the eagle quarters came back sparked renewed interest.
Stamp collecting is dead, however, according to him, between forever stamps and paying bills online/sending emails. Somewhere in here or the safe deposit box is my mother’s stamp collection.