Poll: Where Do You Live?

hchcoin

I thought it would be fun to see where people on the forum live and to see if there is a concentration in any areas.

amwldcoin

I think it is interesting you posted this poll. I was just thinking the other day what states I have never sold a coin to and could only come up with 2! Does anyone know if anyone collects coins in the Dakota's?

Swampboy

Maybe you should remove Southwest or else add Northeast, Southeast, and Northwest for greater accuracy.

PerryHall

<< <i>Maybe you should remove Southwest or else add Northeast, Southeast, and Northwest for greater accuracy. >>



Also, add Mid-Atlantic. I live in Maryland which is Mid-Atlantic. I voted South because it's below the Mason-Dixon Line which makes it a southern state but it's also an East coast state. This poll is seriously flawed.

OPA

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<< <i>Maybe you should remove Southwest or else add Northeast, Southeast, and Northwest for greater accuracy. >>



Also, add Mid-Atlantic. I live in Maryland which is Mid-Atlantic. I voted South because it's below the Mason-Dixon Line which makes it a southern state but it's also an East coast state. This poll is seriously flawed. >>



Same here .. I don't consider myself an "East Coaster" but that was the closest choice available.

CoinZip

<< <i>Where Do You Live? >>



Maryland

AnkurJ

Earth

nags

<< <i>I think it is interesting you posted this poll. I was just thinking the other day what states I have never sold a coin to and could only come up with 2! Does anyone know if anyone collects coins in the Dakota's? >>



I think there's a few of us on the board from that neck of the woods.

BustHalfBrian

You should categorize the Northwest and California separately because they are practically different worlds socially speaking

(coming from a Californian)

JohnHarper

Does anyone collect coins in the Dakotas? Our show in Minnesota attracts dealers from both North and South Dakota. I have attended shows in Fargo, North Dakota. The population is thin but there are still collectors out there.

chumley

I am an upperdownaster in Maine but east coast works just fine for me

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AMRC

I am eagerly waiting the results of this poll after more participation. I want to look at it in terms of my shipping. I have always stated that "coin collecting" is much more common on the right side of the country than on the left. :-)

Boosibri

Im curious of who is outside of the US, other than me.

LindeDad

I live out west but far away form Calif. and Alaska was to cold. and no I don't surf.
Just do states everybody else does.

OldEastside

In the United States of America

Steve

guitarwes

Near Savannah, Ga

Stuart

It would also be interesting to see if there is any correlation between people collecting certain series or types, being located in specific parts of the country.

TwoSides2aCoin

the town begins as a chant and ends in a laugh.

keets

I forget which member started the thread or what keywords to search with, but there's a map with members locations on it if somebody can find it. it dates to around 2003.

LindeDad

Don't think it would be current do you? Most who have replied came aboard later than that.

Coinstudy

Akansa!

WildIdea

<< <i>Does anyone collect coins in the Dakotas? Our show in Minnesota attracts dealers from both North and South Dakota. I have attended shows in Fargo, North Dakota. The population is thin but there are still collectors out there. >>



Yes, Western SD. Black Hills actually

Many people all over the state, from the financial support in the cities to the farmers and ranchers blanketing these great lands, cherish and believe in tangible assets. We see a lot of South Dakotans that travel to the ND oil fields turning their surplus income into coins and bullion. Plus, with the history of our area and the settlement of the state, there is always something showing up that is exciting.

Justlooking

A hollow tree

keets

Don't think it would be current do you

if we found the thread and the member is still active it could probably be updated/continued.

metalmeister

In the land of fruits and nuts on the left coast down south near our host

lordmarcovan

SE Coastal GA. Midway between Savannah, GA and Jacksonville, FL (about an hour's drive from either).

Had to choose between "East Coast" and "South" in your poll, and chose "East Coast", though both apply in my case.

DeliaBug

I live in a van down by the river

jamakin

Found a link but thread is dead
thread is dead

ms70

In a state that I would call the taint of the U.S.

LochNESS

<< <i>You should categorize the Northwest and California separately because they are practically different worlds socially speaking

(coming from a Californian) >>


So true. I have one sibling in L.A. and another (by marriage) in Seattle, and they are completely opposite. And having visited them both numerous times, I know it's not just them ... it's the culture.

bsshog40

I had to pick south but Texas is more south central. Wasn't an option.

luckybucks

I live in Northern Massachustts, 20 minutes from the New Hampshire line. Come visit, the foliage is gorgeous this year.

coindeuce

<< <i>I live in a van down by the river >>



Beat me to it !

BaronVonBaugh

San Antonio, Texas

ricko

Should have had a category for NorthEast as well......Cheers, RickO

Icollecteverything

I live in the woods

rxer

Had to go with East Coast even though I'm no where near any ocean coast-
Northeast would have worked better for me

DRUNNER

Rocky Mtn. States.

Near a very salty lake.

Drunner
(Still a Doily Slut)

Gemini

If I told you I'd have to kill ya!

johnny9434

earth (most of the time)

koynekwest

You forgot a coast-the North Coast. Some of those who live near the Great Lakes call it that. I think better geographic locations to choose from might be Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, and Southeast with the corresponding coastal areas but don't forget "Center."

I remember the state by state poll that was posted here long ago.

BustCuds

Northeast would have been my option