Collecting coins is a fun hobby for people of all ages. Younger kids are drawn to the shininess of silver dollars while the elderly can reflect on their collection and admire at how currency and human economy has changed over time.  Some coins that you might think are no longer used might even still be an accepted form of currency depending on where you go. Coins have come in all sorts of shapes and sizes and have varying worth. Morgan silver dollars are a very popular coin to have in any collection. 

People often take for granted the engraved pictures and text that is etched into the face of the coin. As you begin to collect more coins that are no longer used anymore, you will notice the evolving style of printing on our currency. You might even find that some of the coins that you own are worth much more than you think. Avid collectors will pay a generous sum for coins that were created for a limited time only such that there are only a handful of that specific coin in existence.

Whether you have a silver dollar or two, or a vault of ancient dubloons that ancient explorers lost to the current of time, you are sure to find something enriching and fun in your coin collection. Should physical currency ever become a thing of the past, you will have the equivalent of your own museum of the precious metal that many have fought and died to obtain.