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How Did You Start Your Hobby Of Coin Collecting?

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Won my first coin at 9 year olds at a redemption arcade. 1900 V nickel. :). Paid like 300 tickets for it.
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Like most people who have traveled abroad I accumulated coins from various countries as I grew up. You could say that was how I got started.

In 2011 I started taking it seriously and began buying coins specifically for a collection.
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I started my coin collection without any thought about collecting, just bumping into lots of thousand old coins. Have a money to spend and bought it. I forget about the coins for many years until the seller ask about the coins condition. I check out the coins and learn something that spark my interest me. Somehow I feel addicted with it and want to know more and more about the history and the coins. I think its became a hobby, never regreted with the lots I bought.
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My dad always took me with him to the coin shop on Fridays when he got off work. He got me hooked on coins at a very young age and he still collects, buys, and sells to this day. He will be 82 years old on Halloween. I also remember being impressed with a bracelet of Swedish coins that my grandmother brought back from a trip to visit family there in 1959. I inherited that coin bracelet and enjoy the fond memories associated with it.
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Paper boy in 1955.
At that time the weekly cost was often paid partially with cents.
So I started a Lincoln set.
I found two 1909 Lincolns right out of circulation.
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