DW> Not anymore. My parents tried to get me interested in stamps, but I
DW> never had access to the more interesting stamps (no international mail
DW> in my household).
DW> But as a paperboy, I did start a nice collection of coinage since I large
DW> amount passed through my hands when collecting for the paper. I got a nice
DW> assortment of silver coins. A few old $2 bills. I even got a
DW> silver cerfiticate (If you don't know, it looks just like a regular $1
DW> bill, but it's blue not green).
I used to collect a lot more in my youth. Now that I have money, I just make a
point of picking up some older interesting stamps. Last year, I was at a
fleamarket and found some stamps with trains on them. I just had to pick them
up. Yeah, when you work with change, thats how you do it. I too started a lot of
my coin collection as a paperboy. Nice. Then, when I worked at the mall I was
able to continue. Silver certificate? wow. that sounds rare... blue. I'm going
to have to look this up.
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