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Coin collecting - `Hobby of Kings'
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Noted the spelling of "Nickels" on the article shown below. I still like it just the same. ----------------------------------------- FROM: http://www.centralchronicle.com/view...articleID=7222 Coin collecting - `Hobby of Kings' Posted On Friday, May 15, 2009 Bhopal Today Team Bhopal, May 15: Coin collecting has a curious name. It is also known as the hobby of the Kings. Probably anyone at one time or another has collected coins. Some people save old wheat pennies they find in change and throw them in a jar. Other people collect state quarters, and some others collect certain coins like nickles or dimes, and try to build a complete collection over time. Coin collection is a unique and very neat hobby. The history of coin collecting dates back further than your mind can go. The wonderful thing about it is that anyone - old or young - can pursue this hobby. It is fascinating how diverse collections can be. You can either focus on collecting ancient coins belonging to one country or collect coins belonging to different countries. Going one step further, the collection can even be based on a particular series, a particular type set, a particular dye or even a particular grade of coin. Coin collectors can be casual in nature in the sense that they regard coin collecting as fun. Hence they collect coins in a random manner. There is the curious collector who starts off in a random manner but develops an interest as he goes along. The advanced coin collector goes one step further and treats his collection as a competitive sport. National coin collectors focus on collecting coins belonging to their own country, while historical coin collectors focus on coins belonging to a particular era or period. Coin collecting and stamp collecting are often referred to as the "twin hobbies". Both these hobbies are very popular, partly because you do not require any special skill to start the hobby and also because it gives you great pleasure and an immense feeling of satisfaction. You can start coin collecting anywhere and at any time and with the coins that you actually have. Pursuing this hobby requires a long standing interest, tremendous patience and most importantly "a passion". No hobby can sustain itself without this factor. Use your common sense, and never let your eagerness get the better of you. Be judicious and prudent and over a period of time you will excel in the art of coin collecting. ... |
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