For Coin Collectors

My husband is a big coin collector.  But, he collects military coins, especially the ones for the Navy.  He's got a lot that he already needs to get another coin holder to accommodate everything he owns.  Whenever he finds something new, he buys it.  It doesn't matter if he has to put a bid on it and wait till the very last minute to make sure he'll get it, he will sit there and do it.

I wish I could have taken a photo of his coin collection.  Too bad, he already brought them to work a couple of months ago.  He said, he wanted to finally place them where they should have been a long time ago - in his office.  He told me that he isn't the only one collecting military coins at his workplace.  Even his Master Chief does.  And another reason he took them to work was, he wanted to show them to his workmates, so they, too can have an idea on what coins they still don't have, so they can get them.  In return, they also would tell him if they found something new, or they showed him their coins, and if there were any that my husband still doesn't have, they told him where they got theirs from.  Nice way of sharing, eh?

Anyway, when I saw this gold coin, I showed it to him and asked him if it's something he'd be interested in.  He said, the coin looks cool, but it's something that he won't collect himself, unless we have the money for it.  I agree with him.  People who can afford, collect stuff like this.  And, if you happen to know someone who loves collecting coins, they may be able to buy this american eagle gold coin here.  I'm sure, this will be a great addition to their collection.