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Coin Collection For Beginners: Complete Guide On How To Get Started With Coin Collecting As A Complete Beginner
Ever thought of becoming a coin collector and revel in the joy and thrill of engaging in a “treasure hunt?” Perhaps you want to have a beautiful collection to rest your eyes on in your home, akin to art, vintage stamps and historical artifacts, and maybe even make money out of it? If so, then here’s where you need to be right now. As experienced collectors would tell you, there is something super satisfying about having a collection of intricately designed coins with glints of history written all over them gathered somewhere in your home. Others will go on and on about the invaluable process of collecting them and their limitless financial value.
However, getting started with this kind of practice is not always the easiest of things for someone who’s new to it. It can be frustrating, confusing and tiresome, and therefore defeat its main purpose. But that’s why this book is here. Before I get into that, tell me something. Have you been What does it take to be a successful coin collector? How do you find exotic and valuable coins? Why do people collect coins in the first place? How do you get started proficiently and safely? If you have, then this book is all you need. It has all the answers to these and many more questions, and is specially designed to get anyone to enjoy and breeze through this beautiful process of collecting coins, and get started in no time- so keep reading! …And much more! Did you know that back in 2013, a 1794 Flowing Hair silver dollar sold for $10 million? That could have been you! If you ask me, this seems like one of the most lucrative hobbies that everyone should be doing, and this is your chance to start off a million miles ahead. Even if this is your first time in the world of coin collection, this book will break down the topic in simple language to ensure you have an easy time putting what you learn into action!
However, getting started with this kind of practice is not always the easiest of things for someone who’s new to it. It can be frustrating, confusing and tiresome, and therefore defeat its main purpose. But that’s why this book is here. Before I get into that, tell me something. Have you been What does it take to be a successful coin collector? How do you find exotic and valuable coins? Why do people collect coins in the first place? How do you get started proficiently and safely? If you have, then this book is all you need. It has all the answers to these and many more questions, and is specially designed to get anyone to enjoy and breeze through this beautiful process of collecting coins, and get started in no time- so keep reading! …And much more! Did you know that back in 2013, a 1794 Flowing Hair silver dollar sold for $10 million? That could have been you! If you ask me, this seems like one of the most lucrative hobbies that everyone should be doing, and this is your chance to start off a million miles ahead. Even if this is your first time in the world of coin collection, this book will break down the topic in simple language to ensure you have an easy time putting what you learn into action!
74 pages, Paperback
Published December 22, 2020
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January 30, 2025
Don't bother
Has multiple editing and grammar errors. There are many vague and potentially misleading sections; for example, references to early US Coins as 'ancient '. There are also multiple factual errors; stating that 1943 Lincoln cents are silver as opposed to steel and that pre-1965 US Quarters and Dimes are 95% silver as opposed to 90%. This book reads as a bad early AI experiment. The dialog is stilted and awkward. Simply avoid this book.
Has multiple editing and grammar errors. There are many vague and potentially misleading sections; for example, references to early US Coins as 'ancient '. There are also multiple factual errors; stating that 1943 Lincoln cents are silver as opposed to steel and that pre-1965 US Quarters and Dimes are 95% silver as opposed to 90%. This book reads as a bad early AI experiment. The dialog is stilted and awkward. Simply avoid this book.
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