Sigh ! (Spot Prices)

I think I know what my problem is... I'm addicted to buying ! The hunt for the coin, the bidding (or bargaining), the tension of winning an auction, it's habit forming.

Sikevo............
We ALL have that "urge".......the battle is containing it and making proper well timed and thought out purchases that don't harm your personal budget too drastically!.....

p.s.
for those "coin collectors" who've never heard of the word "budget"...it IS located in the Websters Dictionary in the "B" section !.....(that's where I found it !...Ha Ha)

Coin collecting is an addiction, but you have to be an addict first. Go to the watch forums, or wines, stamps, cameras, furniture, guitars... You will always find similar souls "suffering" from xas, where "x" is the object and "as" stands for acquisition syndrome. How many Leica lenses before the divorce, or where to find that perfect Patek Philippe? I like to, or need to rotate my collecting, so I don't drown in any particular obsession, but I always come back to the ones I love. (And if you know where that watch is...)

Therapy? No, no, that too expensive, just don't do it anymore.

I have thesame problem, to much "junk" silver though.

i am keeping the 1921 s,1923 s,1924 s 1925 d 1925 s 1926 d 1927 d
1927 s 1928 d19 28 s lg and sm 1931 1931 d 1932 1932 d 1933 1933 d 1934 d .these lincoln pennies should go up in value . all the keys did.and all the teens d&s coins.the one coin dealer is hording the 1938 d buff nickels .these coins are still cheap to buy.he was hording the 1909 ind and the 1909 vdb.

It's a good idea to "trade up" with ones "junk silver" and turn it into better quality coins......
But I'm addicted to increasing the size of my "junk silver pile" before I do that.......I can never get enough of it....and I'm just after a "modest" amount......I just hope I'm able to get satisfied on it and sell it BEFORE silver takes a dive and tanks !!.......(maybe with gold, it'll just keep gaining and gaining in value for the next 40-50 years !.......hummmm?)