Coin And Personality: Uncirculated, Circulated Or Worn Out?

Yep , mine too. I've got VF next to AU next to CH-BU . it's all about the cost.

Personally I enjoy coins that have had some wear but still have the majority of their details and are attractive to look at. So on a grading scale, I prefer high VF to XF coins. It also helps that for older series the VF/XF coins are much more affordable than a coin in MS (Mint State).

What your asking is like asking what kind of Weather do you like? Or what kind of car do you like.
For every coin there is a collector of some kind out there.

Holy moly, you're from Cuba!? Welcome!... I thought you needed to be in a public square in Cuba to get online, or is that just for wifi?
Anyways, welcome. And for me I take it on a coin by coin basis regatdless of grade. It's about what appeals to me and I'm not a strict and ridged person by nature so my collection reflects that

jbuck, please excuse any inappropriate choosing of words, I just write what comes to my mind since I do not have a lot of online time.
Cascade, thank you for your welcome, and you are right! Except for the few of us with the privilege of having www at our workplace, most people must use Wi-Fi at public squares, at a cost of around 2.00 USD an hour. I understand the Cuban government has plans to gradually increase availability, speed, lower the prices, etc.
srs77, I most definitely share your point of view. Holding a piece of history is a great feeling.

I dislike MS coins because I'm afraid of damaging them (having little idea of, or indeed place for, proper storage methods), and yes, VF/XF is usually a lot cheaper than MS while having almost as good detail.

That said, for many of the coins I try to collect, I can't really afford a VF example either; alternately, a VF example might cost as much as a lower grade but be a lot less common (this seems to be the case with 4th century bronzes). So over time I ended up collecting (and appreciating) a lot more coins in VG and lower (up to, and including, Fair and Poor - some of my favorite coins are of Fair grade as best) and a lot less in VF or higher (though I still buy the occasional nice 20th-century world coin - especially if it's from an exotic country).

jbuck, thanks for being understanding.
When you write in a another language, there is always a risk of using the wrong word.
Short story: A Canadian girl friend of mine visiting Cuba stumbled and fell flat on a street in Havana.
She wanted to say "I am so embarrased" in Spanish, so she said "Yo estoy embarazada", which almost caused me a heart attack, because it means "I am pregnant" ;)