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What Matters Most In A Coin To You?

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Definitely the history. I love it when the coin shows character and looks like it has a story to tell. Ideally, I'd like to have a 2 sets of each coin. One circulated and the other in the best grade that I can acquire and afford. Other than that, just like Cali_Nick said, whatever catches my eye.
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The first thing for me is to fill an empty spot in an Album.
I agree. They next step is eye appeal. No so much a grade, but a look since I like circulated coins.
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Condition. I'm always in awe when I see a coin that is 50+ years old and it still looks like its hot off the minting presses. To me its like seeing a 60 year old Jaguar in mint condition with all original parts.

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