What Is Your Dream Coin?

I used to have the following reoccurring dream before I started collecting Morgan dollars: in my dream I would find a pile of silver dollar coins. Some of the coins were Morgans and some were US silver dollars that were twice the size of a Morgan. For my collection I had to determin what coins were counterfeit. The dream went away once I started collecting Morgan's.

I saw the title and thought about this thread: https://goccf.com/t/257913

Sometimes when I'm doing some intense coining at night, just before going to sleep, I have coins in my dreams. I'm actually not very good at remembering what I dream about, but most of my dreams are weird anyway, so I can't tell you more, actually.

I have this dream where every member or CCF sends me the one best coin in their collection.

Everyday I sit by my mailbox waiting for my packages of coins.

I am thinking everyone must have lost my address ..

I dreamed of completing a MS set of pre 33 gold coins, and owning a PF 70 morgan, even though it doesn't exist.

In my latest dream, I go to the bank and ask... so do you have anything unusual for me this week? foreign coins, half dollars, etc.?
The teller says yes, indeed! I've got a bunch of stuff that you can buy at face value. It was just dropped yesterday by just carl's son.

More seriously, what are the best ways to prevent sad scenarios where children or loves ones are being ripped off by selling a collection for a fraction of its value? I doubt even the dumbest would bring coins to the bank if they were organized in some way, 2X2 or else, but I bet often family member just get bullion value because someone takes advantage of their lack of knowledge.

Leave detailed instructions including acquisition cost and ''current'' value? educate family members/children about the hobby? There are probably existing threads on this topic so I'll do some research too.

I had a dream about this one last night...

https://goccf.com/t/266935

I told Type I would sleep on it and I suppose I did as it kept popping up in my dreams. That convinced myself that I needed it, only to find that it was sold overnight.

Oh well. Maybe I will dream about something else tonight.

My comment is that if you are having dreams about coins (I do, but not often), you qualify as a "real" collector.

Sounds like an interesting dream.

I always have a difficult time reading things in my dreams and apparently that is a thing. In the final episode of Houdini & Doyle, Houdini wrote on a piece of paper, "If you can read this, you are not dreaming" so that he can tell whether or not he was dreaming (when something preternatural was happening).