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Subject: [Colonial Numismatics] Re: Serious
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--- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, Roger Moore
<rogermoore435@y...> wrote:
> David and all. I have read all the definitions and
> sub-definitions of what a "serious" colonial collector
> constitutes. As each has expressed their opinion, I
> have adjusted my own definition. I refrained from
> adding my two NJ cents worth, because I didn't think
> I could add anything. However, at this point I will
> give way to temptation and state, that in my opinion a
> serious colonial collector is someone who buys, finds
> or trades for a colonial coin because of his/her love
> of the coin. Whether that love stems from a deep
> appreciation of the history of the coin, an anal
> retentive need to write a paper about the coin, or
> just some unexpainable love of the coin's design -
> that person is a serious collector. I have never met
> anyone at any C-4 convention that was not a serious
> collector. Roger
Interesting perspective, Roger, but my need to write came purely
from the fact that what was being written was obviously, not to
mention very grossly, in error. The more traditional or conservative
ways of looking at things and writing about them just wasn't for me -
it made no sense to me whatsoever.
Some people, I have found, like to write simply because they think
they can, relying heavily on overused and outdated catchwords or
phrases. These are the anal retentives.
As for what got me into it in the first place, well, I think that's
been well enough documented in my case; I was blindsided by Jim
Spilman!<s>
Byron
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