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"Life is a great university for the unfolding of the mind, for developing character. In choosing our life work, when we are free to choose, we should remember this, and choose that which will call the biggest man or woman out of us and not that from which we can coin the most dollars."

Orison Swett Marden

Dream big live realistically

It's sort of good to see your work as a daily task and have fairly modest expectations for financial or reward in other coin - glory, love, whatever."

John Updike

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The root of America's problem

1920 Mercury Dime Obv.

1920 Mercury Dime Rev.

"All the perplexities, confusion and distress in America arise, not from defects in their Constitution or Confederation, not from want of honor or virtue, so much as from the downright ignorance of the nature of coin, credit, and circulation."   
     John Adams

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Your time is precious

1909-S VDB MS-67 Red PCGS "Courtesy and used with permission, PCGS Professional Coin Grading Service www.PCGS.com, and www.PCGSCoinfacts.com"

"Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have, and only you determine how it will be spent. Be careful lest you let other people spend it for you."                                      

Carl Sandburg, Poet

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How to learn about collectible coins stress free

1792 Half Disme H10C PCGS MS68
Photo credit: "Courtesy and used with permission, Professional Coin Grading Service, www.PCGS.com and www.PCGSCoinfacts.com"

Discipline never seems enjoyable at first but after practicing for a long time it produces an abundant harvest. Even though coin collecting is a hobby like anything else in order to become knowledgeable about the hobby without a lot of stress you need to spend time learning creatively. How you spend your time learning determines how much enjoyment received from it.

Stress-free ways to learn.

1. Coin collecting is a family-oriented hobby. It's especially interesting and enjoyable to explore the historic events related to the date and information minted onto the coin. Some parents do research about the dates on coins and the history related to the date in which they were minted and share the information with their children. Ideas: rent a costume and dress up like George Washington or go to a museum such as the Nathaniel Green Homestead in Coventry, RI, the admission is $8 and goes to preserve the property.

2. Join or start a coin club. Coin clubs are good ways to find like-minded individuals looking to share their knowledge and expertise. Many coin clubs provide for social interaction in a safe place. Sometimes members buy and sell coins at clubs.

3. Join a Facebook Group on the topic of coins. These groups are an excellent way to find information pertaining to coins. Feel free to post an image of a coin you might have found in circulation or had in your collection for a number of years. The Admins of these groups are very helpful.

4. Close friends with a similar interest. Friends who share the same hobby have a unique type of social interaction in that not only do they enjoy conversation together, their similar interests fosters a spirit of a labor of love in terms of learning. Two or more friends bounce information off of each other develops the field of knowledge among friends.

5. Numismatic Books and book clubs. Numismatic books are good reference guides for the coin collector. But what if you formed a book club related to numismatic books. I understand many people like to maintain privacy regarding their hobby of coin collecting. However, the growing number of coin forums allows for privacy and discussion even about topics such as numismatic books. I would like to see the idea of numismatic book clubs take off in the coin forum arenas. 

6. Join Coin Collector Forums. The American Numismatic Association, the largest coin club has a forum. Coin Community Family is another good one. These forums are only helpful if you participate it requires more than creating a user name and password to learn. 

7. Watch Youtube videos on the topic. Youtube videos are an excellent way to broaden your knowledge about collectible coins. Especially when you can watch Youtube on your television while relaxing on your recliner.

Whatever way you decide to broaden your numismatic knowledge make it into a fun-spirited memorable event.

If you are looking for an outlet from a stressful environment feel free to escape into the realm of practicing these collecting learning techniques.

Louis J. Pinga, Author ©

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Coventry, RI Graphic artist helps businesses with artistic design affordably

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Mark L., a local artist helps businesses or individuals in the USA with Logo design, Business card design, T-shirts design, Flyers, Brochures, Postcards, Posters, etc.... Also, he is experienced in computer art and photo manipulation. Mark knows how expensive it can be to use most graphic designers, with down payments and other fees. Mark is fair and truly enjoys what he does as an artist.

Feel free to contact Mark for all your Graphic design needs at 401.340.6051. 

Passing on the tradition of coin collecting

" Photo Credit: Courtesy and used with permission PCGS, Professional Coin Grading Service and www.PCGSCoinfacts.com 1893 Isabella Quarter MS 68+"

 You've had your coin collection for a long time quite possibly for decades. Some older folk try to pass on the tradition of collecting coins to their families only to discover their interests differ from them. Some younger folk like fast cars or motorcycles whiles others are interested in computers, gaming, cell phones, and tablets. It isn't to difficult to see the influence computers and the Internet have had on younger generations.

Take for example coin collecting what a wonderful hobby to have as a youngster or adult. Some collect coins for their artistic characteristics. There is nothing like looking at a Gem Brilliant Uncirculated coin under a magnifying glass. Others collect coins with the hope of appreciation in value over time.

Intuitively, when Pope John Paul II looked under a magnifying glass at the description of the miracle in a book which was performed through the life of Saint Padre Pio during his Canonization. Now looking at coins with that magnifying glass any coin collector would consider that cool.

You really need to have enthusiasm for this hobby to be able to pass it on to others. One way would be to share history to your family by collecting Commemorative coins. Commemorative coins have come down in value from their high in the early '80s. Now is a good time to buy some of these rich in history coins. Another way to share history is to define the meanings of Liberty, In God We Trust and E Pluribus Unum to a family member which is on most old and modern coins alike.

Sharing your passion for this hobby provides an experience unlike many. This hobby is both a passive and an active hobby. You make of it what you desire and sharing creates feelings of satisfaction as well.

Start by passing this tradition onto someone looking to pass time or become active in a hobby known as the King of hobbies.

Louis J. Pinga, Author ©

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Provenance article: Reiki Master selling coins & medals

1913 Confederate Reunion Veterans Medal with Robert E. Lee on the obverse

1913 Confederate Reunion Veterans Medal with Flags on Rev.

Arthur Plitt, a long-time Reiki Master from Pawtucket, RI inducted in the Pawtucket Hall of Fame is selling various coins and medals owned by him for over 40 years. Experience the good Karma as you lay your hands on a Souvenir Medal that was previously owned by him. We can't guarantee the transfer of any "universal energy" by buying the following Medal or that it will improve your emotional or physical well being. But we can guarantee that this Medal was once held by a Reiki Master that actually practiced the transference of "universal energy" by laying hands on others for their healing.

Consign your coins to G.I. Coins & Galleries and your coin's provenance will provide a legacy for you. G.I. Coins & Galleries writes provenance article marketing to assist in the sale of your coins or collectibles. Contact us at 401.249.0492 for Provenance article marketing the fee for this service is $25 payable through PayPal or willing to trade service for $1.50 Face Value of 1964 dated or before US 90% Silver coins or 1 Morgan Dollar coin. Schedule a time with me whereby we can discuss this further. 1.877.492.6467 or 1.877.49Coins

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Confederate Reunion Veterans Medal 1913 Robert E. Lee SOLD!

Coin roll hunting group extraordinary in human relations

1854 Arrows Seated Liberty Dime Obv.

                                                                                                       

1854 Arrows Seated Liberty Dime Rev.

Jeffrey Allard of Rhode Island is the Administrator of the coin roll hunting group on Facebook which focuses its attention on coin collectors who search through rolls of coins from areas of RI, MA, and CT. Mr. Allard especially founded this group to foster a spirit of respect and kindness among its members instead of the unkindness he saw on other coin roll hunting groups. Also, the group's role concentrates on the education of its members in the field of numismatics.

The group offers competitions, contests and meets for its members. Journalist Louis J. Pinga has participated in some of these contests and competitions and won several coins such as an 1854 Arrows Seated Liberty Dime and an 1875 Seated Liberty Dime for inviting new members to the group as well as a 1926-S Standing Liberty Quarter by guessing the hidden date. All members are eligible for the contests and competitions.

 Although membership is restricted to people who coin roll hunt in RI, MA and CT the demographics are quite large. Rhode Island has a population of 1,063,785, Massachusetts 6,093,015 and Connecticut 3,589,182 with a total estimated 2019 Population for these three States of 10,745,982.

• The biggest challenge a Facebook group in numismatics or the study of the history of money has consists of other interests that the young generations explore. Today gaming, cell phones, tablets, and computers comprise a significant amount of time for young generations. The Coin Roll Hunting Group RI, MA, CT offers many of those outlets through the use of technology while bringing practicality in terms of a hands-on approach for coin collectors to learn and prosper.

If you are from Rhode Island, Massachusetts or Connecticut Jeffrey Allard would like for you to consider joining the Coin Roll Hunting Group for which he administers. It's a great family-oriented hobby and a good way to study history as well.

Go to and Join Today Coin Roll Hunting Group RI, MA, CT

Author, Louis Pinga ©

Old Marconi like Ham Radio for Sale

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RI Wireless Radio Museum - History of Marconi

Vintage Ham Radio with RCA vacuum tubes Circa the Early 20th Century. Sales price $2000 willing to trade for Spot Price on US 90% Silver coins dated 1964 or before. Provenance was formerly owned by a Vietnam Veteran Joe Aguiar who used to live in West Warwick, RI. Joe Aguiar was awarded a Presidential Medal from Johnson. The Ham radio was built by his grandfather who was born in 1890 and passed in 1992.

Conversation piece only - the radio doesn't work. The radio would make a nice display with the Marconi set of prints and stock certificate, included in this purchase price. Marconi's radio transmitted the signal of the sinking of the Titanic in 1912.

No Shipping Local pick-up is only in Coventry, Rhode Island

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