What will you do when you ........

YCCY9229

I don't know if this question had been asked before, but anyway here is the question.

What will you do with your collections when you are very old? Sell them? Give to your children?

I am 18, so I am not sure what I will do. All I want to do now is to collect more cool coins.

Y.C.

pharmer

It was asked a couple months ago, I think the consensus was most wanted to be buried with them

YCCY9229

<< <i>It was asked a couple months ago >>



sorry about asking the same question again.

YC

FatMan

Coin Collectors don't grow old. They just tone a little.

wjd283

I'll probably sell them off when need money.

morgannut2

I chaned my mind--I going to sell them when I'm 75 and piss off the money on young babes, booze and gambling recklessly!

Fairlaneman

What is "Very Old" ?......

Ken

Louis

<< <i>I chaned my mind--I going to sell them when I'm 75 and piss off the money on young babes, booze and gambling recklessly! >>





I'll sell mine, spend 90% of it on wemmin, booze and gamblin'. I'll waste the rest.

KlectorKid

If I have a child who shows interest in them then I will pass them down. If they dont, to auction they go.

MrEureka

With any luck, the collection will be good enough to go to a museum and be protected forever. If the collection sucks, I'll sell 'em at auction and let the doctors have their fun.

Hedger

I'm going to melt down all my silver in case any warewolves come knockin'. Then I'm gonna' dump all my cents down the wishing well. That is, if my son is not interested in numismatics. Otherwise, he'll get everything.

OnlyBuffalos

By then I will have sold or given away all the decent stuff and what will be left will be prized examples of what not to collect.

Myqqy

I going to sell them when I'm 75 and piss off the money on young babes, booze and gambling recklessly!

You have to admire high aspirations!!
I can't believe a lot of people would want their coins buried with them.... what about future generations of numismatists???

LincolnCentMan

I'll use them to suplement my retirement income.... thoug they are not a part of my retirement plan.

David

LincolnCentMan

Coin Collectors don't grow old. They just tone a little.

SPF15 will prevent toning.

David

techeff

I will spend them at face value.

pharmer

<< <i>I going to sell them when I'm 75 and piss off the money on young babes, booze and gambling recklessly!

You have to admire high aspirations!!
I can't believe a lot of people would want their coins buried with them.... what about future generations of numismatists??? >>



Screw em

Speaking of going down with your coins, saw Troy the other night, great epic flick, but coudn't forget all those coins that went up in the funeral pyres

Tootawl

<< <i>What is "Very Old" ?......

Ken >>


If he says 40, I'm going to hit him with my cane and throw a bottle of Geritol at his head.

Jdurg

I have no idea. heh. I've got a bunch of coins, baseball cards, comic books, and other various things that I collected while growing up. (Heck, I'm only 24 so technically I'm still growing up). I generally tend to keep to myself, so I don't envision having offspring in my future. So chances are, the government will wind up getting whatever I own, otherwise it may be left to some nice person I get to know as I grow old and die.

ksteelheader

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<< <i>I chaned my mind--I going to sell them when I'm 75 and piss off the money on young babes, booze and gambling recklessly! >>





I'll sell mine, spend 90% of it on wemmin, booze and gamblin'. I'll waste the rest. >>

lordmarcovan

<< <i>Sell them? Give to your children? >>



A little of both.

I'd say you have a while before you need to worry about that.

BAJJERFAN

Well I would hope to pass them on to younger family members if there is interest and have them add to it or upgrade it.

razorface1027

Well I would hope to pass them on to younger family members if there is interest and have them add to it or upgrade it.

T2;
If you don't pass'em on to them, you can always pass'em on to ole T1.

nwcs

I plan to sell mine when I hit 60. but it's easy to think that since that's 29 years away.

BAJJERFAN

T2;
If you don't pass'em on to them, you can always pass'em on to ole T1

now there's a thought.

razorface1027

now there's a thought



I'll pm my vital information so you can give it to your attorney. He'll in turn give it to the Register of Wills in your area. Thank you.

Conder101

<< <i>Speaking of going down with your coins, saw Troy the other night, great epic flick, but coudn't forget all those coins that went up in the funeral pyres >>


Calm down Pharmer, that's an error in the movie. The fall of Troy took place before the invention of coins.

Millertime

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<< <i>What is "Very Old" ?......

Ken >>


If he says 40, I'm going to hit him with my cane and throw a bottle of Geritol at his head. >>



40 isn't old. But 50 is

I'd like to give them to my son (or grandkids) if he's interested enough. I guess I'll find out in another 50 years or so.

Luvdawgs

We have no children. I'll leave them to my husband, or he predeceases me, to my estate.

Neptune

I will probably sell mine to pay for food because there will be no social security.

Seriously, I have 12.3 grandchildren (will save some coins for them) and 50 is NOT old. I don't have a cane yet, but I do have a mean goat and a mean rooster.

zkcoins

<< <i>If I have a child who shows interest in them then I will pass them down. If they dont, to auction they go. >>





My thoughts exactly! But I am only 25 right now, so I hopefully have a while to decide yet.
Zach