While for many, coins are just another form of currency, for others, they are a little bit (or way) more. Most often, these people are coin collectors who strive to gather the most beautiful, rare, and/or expensive coins in their collections that they can.
This article is about a subreddit dedicated to coin collecting, where people share their findings, ask for help determining their uniqueness and worth, and admire the variety of coins found in the wild. The article begins by discussing the history of collecting, noting that humans started collecting things as early as 105,000 years ago. It then goes on to explain the different types of collections, including books, CDs, stamps, baseball cards, and coins.
The article then discusses the specific subreddit dedicated to coin collecting, which was created in April of 2010 and has since gathered 109K members. It is one of the top 2% largest communities on the whole platform. The article also notes that the term "numismatist" describes a person who is a specialist, researcher, and/or collector of coins.
The article concludes by discussing the different factors that help to determine a coin's value, such as its type, official mintage, design, condition, and source. It also notes that figuring out all these things might be hard to figure out by yourself, so it's normal for collectors to look for help in various places, including the subreddit.
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