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Would like to give a shout out to all involved in the Saskatoon show over the weekend. I could not believe how friendly and helpful everyone was to us. I felt kind of guilty almost every booth offered something for free to my kids (one even had a bucket out letting kids take 5 free coins) and I think a representative from Saskatoon gave all the kids a silver dollar,)and more surprising no one minded as my son (who is now 7)looked through binder after binder of coins and bills. I watched close of course to make sure he was being gentle, but some of it was fairly expensive and no one seemed to mind at all.
Generally in our family our deal is we will pay half of anything the kids want. I figure if they save half they are serious, we generally don't buy them hardly anything where we pay for it all. So he had saved about $20 and he is still so excited, he bought a 1743 Irish Coin, an old Canadian $5 and $2, and a 1937 Canadian $1. Some Big Canadian Pennies and a bunch of 50 cent pieces. He still doesn't really know what he wants to collect seems to like everything lol. So hopefully he specializes soon. One dealer after he bought an older 50 cent piece for a dollar and my son gave him a toonie so for his change the dealer gave him 2 50 cent pieces back. He was so happy. Anyways we had a great time.
Would like to give a shout out to all involved in the Saskatoon show over the weekend. I could not believe how friendly and helpful everyone was to us. I felt kind of guilty almost every booth offered something for free to my kids (one even had a bucket out letting kids take 5 free coins) and I think a representative from Saskatoon gave all the kids a silver dollar,)and more surprising no one minded as my son (who is now 7)looked through binder after binder of coins and bills. I watched close of course to make sure he was being gentle, but some of it was fairly expensive and no one seemed to mind at all.
Generally in our family our deal is we will pay half of anything the kids want. I figure if they save half they are serious, we generally don't buy them hardly anything where we pay for it all. So he had saved about $20 and he is still so excited, he bought a 1743 Irish Coin, an old Canadian $5 and $2, and a 1937 Canadian $1. Some Big Canadian Pennies and a bunch of 50 cent pieces. He still doesn't really know what he wants to collect seems to like everything lol. So hopefully he specializes soon. One dealer after he bought an older 50 cent piece for a dollar and my son gave him a toonie so for his change the dealer gave him 2 50 cent pieces back. He was so happy. Anyways we had a great time.
























