Ah, the backbone of coin collecting. Alas, we’re not in it for the glory. We are in it for the love. If you’re a type coin collector like me, you may have been appalled by the recent swings of the coin market. I‘m talking about the downward ones.
We are not specialist collectors. Unless we’re in the same boat as D. Brent Pogue, chances are we won’t be owning any of those so-called “trophy” coins. To be able to own a coin that actually makes headlines will be, for most of us, a pipe dream.
Is that the price of wanting to have it all?
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At least our boundaries aren’t way so limited. Of coin collectors, we probably have the most fun.
Robert Shippee’s book Pleasure & Profit presents an excellent example of a type coin collection to aspire to. And we learn that if we play this game well and carefully enough, we don’t have to lose.