The coin hobby is perfect for the the socialite or loner, rich or poor! It is the great equalizer!

oreville

Any additional thoughts on my new quotation?

michael

i think oreville you sum it up really very well i bet most seem to start as loners and with this internet many loners find it exciting and a learning experience interacting with others

sincerely michael

no matter how advanced we become even like a star trek society the best thing overall will still be one on one interpersonal contact

wingedliberty

Very well said. Here is what some of my close numismatic friends do for a living.

1.Attorney
2.Corporate underwriter.
3.Janitor
4.Walmart manager
5.Military police officer.
6.Night manager at Wendy's


Thats about as diverse as you get. As far as personalities and collecting interests, they have alot in common, whether its at a show or a coin club meeting, the hobby is the great equalizer. I agree 100%.

Brian.

Trime

Oreville,
Agreed. This is a hobby that bridges usual boundries. One of the things that make it a great experience.

cladking

Yes. Indeed an equalizer- - The Hobby of Kings!

Clankeye

I have enjoyed the company of people through coins that I would never have met any other way.

Uncommon people, met on common ground.

Clankeye

Nic

Totally agree! k

CLASSICS

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................great leaders... presidents....kings, and noblemen ........loners, not so wealthy, people who pump gas, and ones who just try an pay the bills,....it makes no diffrents what you do, how much money you make, or what station you hold in this like... people who collect are all the same....they are tied , and bound together thru thier love of collecting....be it coins, post cards, stamps, books, whatever........yes, it is truely an equalizer......and a whole lot of fun too..........