What brings the best among currency collectors is precisely the inherent interest to gather items from all times and locations in our Planet. Such interest is also tied to the purpose of extending knowledge about places, economic systems and samples of life within society. This before should be done free of preconceptions about politics or situations of one country or another.�I believe, the core of numismatics beyond being a science or art, is to cherish all currencies through communication opening doors of understanding far from frontiers or historical mishaps.�When I hold an international coin or banknote in my hands, I owe honor and value to the issuer and to the society in which it circulated.�Besides technical data and production statistics, all coins, notes and valuables hold a value much higher than an intrinsic number. They represent a step of mankind to evolve further than a commercial transaction, into a modern language of progress.So, to post foreign coins for me is to ponder into new historical and cultural doors and to create interests beyond our own frontiers. Doing this welcomes people from all corners of the Globe thus enhancing life in our modern sometimes harsh bound society. This website is a great portal to express trust.It is great and commendable to educate and guide other fellows and newer individuals who walk into a specific trend. However, when we take on the attribute of teaching or guiding others we must ascertain our words are positive, motivating and, an open door for further knowledge. Doing so means welcoming and exposing good qualities in all instead of pushing with a sense of authority thus making beginners and amateurs alike run out of sight. We are all here to help and learn.

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HI everybody. I have been looking at pocket change recently, and I found a coin error. It is so cool to look trough pocket change, but I rarely find good stuff . I found that going the the bank and getting rolls of coins can gain better results. �for example, my bank will give you uncirculated coins / silver coin for the same value as its denomination. It is very helpful to get to know your ban and what their willing to give out. 3 good methods are: half to the bank tellers about what you do and collect. Some are kind and will get older rolls for you out of the back. Ask to look through bills at the bank. Sometimes they will let you choose what you want and exchange it or charge it from your account. the last tip is to ask about coins that they might be junking/ getting rid of. Some banks will. give/ give you a better deal on these coins. If you have any other tips, please comment is the comment section below. Thanks for reading

Of all the creatures on the planet, humans are the only species of hunter- gatherer which does so more out of desire than necessity, often complicating the fact by placing quality over quantity in the process.� As this strange trait of our dna pertains to coin collecting, what most commonly begins as a fascination leading to enjoyment and passion will at some point find us at a crossroads brought about by a myriad of frustrations, dilemmas and setbacks. A point at which we question not only why we collect but why and if we should proceed. This may occur due to the lacking of a single coin or two of a particular series preventing completion or the greater probability of life it's self side tracking us.� The subject of this week's blog is a five step guide outlining how to go from an ordinary collector to an extraordinary collector by overcoming the inevitable hurdles placed before us.� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �Enjoy!� �

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