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Halloween Coin Grab Bag

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Gonna hand out these baggies for Halloween instead of sugar packets. Middle coin will be some random foreign thing (I have a giant stash of these) .. who knows, might spark a new interest in the hobby!
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 Posted 10/19/2019  6:12 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Action321 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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Groovy! Great idea.....I've got a ton of foreign as well!
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 Posted 10/19/2019  6:37 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add moxking to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Excellent idea. Hopefully you won't be picking them out of your bushes
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@TimNH, the kids can benefit more from these than a sugar packet. That is a great idea.

I hope that it is appreciated at least as much as dentists giving out toothbrushes.
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Wow, that is a really good idea--thx for sharing it with us!
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I will try that as well. Only problem is I left all my cheap USA coins in Texas so guess they will be gettin German States instead of sugar.
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Nice but only for certain age group . you don't want to give them out to kids under say , 7 . I would put them in all white envelopes ,they will open the bags when they get home ( Inquisitive about the weight ).
Still great idea .
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Thanks all! Yea I don't get many kids down my remote drive so won't cost a bundle. Think it will be a fun diversion.


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Great point T-Bop.....separate bucket for sure! I gurarantee the one who do get them home will hit the internet to research what're their from.......Ahhhhh the beginning of an addiction jajajajajajaja
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Kids these days are so hyped up on candy and expecting a treat may not appreciate these as much as we would hope. You might try giving these coin packets along with, say individual bags of pretzels or chips. I agree this is a good idea, but just not sure kids will appreciate the substitution. But, an A for effort!
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From past experiences I'd say most kids will either throw away or just refuse to take those.
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I wish my kid was in your hood. I've been showing her random coins for a while now so she'd appreciate them.
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I'm not so sure how this will go over. The lack of collector interest in the young is not due to a lack of exposure, but due to a real lack of interest. I have gotten good feedback when giving away Pokemon cards for Halloween instead of candy, but I've never tried coins.
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Kids still like money, I hope. Worst case they try to spend it?
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