> > As bad as it may sound, I collect state
> quarters.
>
> That doesn't sound bad. I have a friend who
> collects them too, although only one of each
> state. He has one of those cardboard cutout
> maps of the US with holes in each state for
> their quarter to be mounted in.
>
> I don't collect the state quarters, but I do have
> a small collection of bicentennial quarters.
> You know, the ones from 1976 with the
> revolutionary drummer on the back instead of
> the eagle. I have seven of them. I would have
> had eight, but the other day my desire for a
> cold can of Vanilla Coke outweighed my
> desire to collect another quarter when I
> discovered one in my loose change and didn't
> have enough to buy the pop without it.
>
> I also collect keychains.
>
> Gri"over 280 of 'em"shny

I collect both state and bicentennials. Bicens, I keep every one that comes my way. States, however, I don't bother to keep it if I already have one or two. And the first one I get of each state goes in the map(like 8-{ described). I also collect other unusual American coins and bills, as well as foreign coins and bills.

Nyperold