Do you collect coins?

I have a bunch of coins from many countries, many bills from other countries, and a ton of old currency from my own country. I have silver dollars from the US, half dollars from Canada, and lots of Canadian pennies, one for every year since 1950.

It was unintentional, but it happened. So I guess I have one.

I do to some extent have a coin collection. I collect all of the quarters for the 50 states which I have, I collect rare and new pennies as well as old ones ( 1 of which was from 1945) And I also collect dollar coins and stuff like that as well. I have a few dollar coins, like 4 half dollar coins, a few foreign coins from other countries.

I also own a few other unique cool coins and a lot of 2 dollar bills but those aren't coins XD. So I do have a few different kinds of coins, mostly pennies or quarters and some other stuff as well. I know its not much, but I have a small collection I take pride in and have had for a few years.

So to some extent I do have a coin collection.

Personally I think its a cool thing to collect too.

I have a rather simple coin collection. My grandmother actually got me a neat little case that holds all of the fifty states' coins in it and she got me a few of the state coins along with it. I've been trying to collect the all of the coins, but some of the coins are really difficult to get a hold of. Right now I have, I think, thirty-five out of the fifty coins.

I have all 50 US state quarters. I started collecting them when I was four years old.

I don't collect coins. I have 2 gold dollar coins but that's only because my dad collects them and he gave them to me.

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Not really. I have a bunch of coins ( non American ) but I don't think that I would call it a 'Collection'.

I do collect coins, specifically pennies. It's more of a hoard right now since I toss all my pennies into the jar but at one point I had been trying to get a penny for each year since my oldest penny from 1959. Since then my 1959 penny was accidentally put in the bank and I got tired of sorting them and I just try to have a lot of pennies for memorabilia in case they go out of circulation.

I tried to have one multiple times, but each time, I end up spending the coins after a month or two. Right now I have a few pennies and dimes from the 1940's and I have a Bufallo Nickel.

I do, but it's not very big. It's mostly just the Canadian Olympic loonies and the different kinds of quarter's that are released for different events. I have some older things like silver dollar's and penny's from other countries. The oldest coin I have is a penny from New Brunswick from the 1870's.

I do, but it hasn't been updated in several years. My mom married my stepfather when I was 7, and he regularly had meetings in other countries, so while he was away, he would bring us gifts. He figured out pretty quick that I was into collecting things, just like my grandfather, since I already had all of my Hot Wheels cars lined up on a shelf in my bedroom.
So, one time he came back from Manila with a ziploc bag full of Filipino coins. This went on for several years until my mom divorced him, but as a result I have coins not only from the Philippines, but also a big pile of Deutschemarks, Francs from the 70s and 80s, a few Euros from the late 90s and early 2000s, around $100 of Canadian money including one very good condition $5 note from 1972, about 2500 Japanese yen, and a few coins from Mexico, Brazil, and Ukraine.
I also have some American collectibles, including a lot of paper bills from the late 40s to the 70s and one mint $1 note from 1988. I also have a few 1943 steel pennies.

I quit actively collecting once I got seriously into video games, since it's much easier to collect high-value goods. My coin collection isn't worth very much at all.