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Where can I find elongated penny / coin supply manufacturers? Could use some advanced collectors help, please. I found several sites featuring items for sale. But, I am looking for people who make those items. Collector books, display cards, and die cut card holders etc. Serious answers only, please. Thank you very much. Try the shop on the Penny Collector website. It's a site dedicated to those machines where you stretch a penny by selecting a picture and turning the handle. Go to www.pennycollector.com

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Buying Coins

When buying coins for your collection it is important to note that there are a few things you that are necessary to guide you in this endeavor. Some of them are really necessary, others you can decide for yourself. Coin collection is not that easy, as many people think. However if you are a first time coin collector it is important that you know how to buy the coins that you will need for the growth of your collection.

When buying coins, it would be wise to get a reference aid book on coins that will teach you all the history that comes with coins and coin collecting. You can get this kind of books from a bookstore if you are looking to buy or you can go to your nearest library and borrow or read the reference book from there. You can also use the internet which is how most people are getting to learn nowadays.

Buying the coins with a friend of yours to show the ropes is also a good way to go about it because your friend has probably gone through many such deals before. As a coin collector be prepared to grade every coin that someone is selling to you because they will do the same, when you are selling yours. It would be good to get an appraiser when dealing with rare and hard to find coins. Buying coins is hard business because you cannot be so sure that the other person is not trying to pull a fast one on you.

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