It sounds pretty lame, granted, but what I try to achieve here is not putting on display some boring plastic ball markers but rather showing off with some pretty outstanding pieces of coins from all parts of the world, be it of low or actually high value.
Years ago, when my grand-dad passed away, I inherited his collection of coins. It wasn‘t a huge collection per se, but it showed this man had some serious interest in the hobby and accumulated some nice pieces after all the yeard that went into the collection.
Inspired by my grand-dad I also acquired some nice pieces as well as collected some during the various trips me and my family did in the last years, and I indeed got ahold some really interesting coins.
Instead of putting everything in a dull folder and get it out only occasional, I figured why not combine this with my biggest hobby and use these coins as ball markers during golf rounds. Through that they actually have a new value and maybe create some interest amongst yourselves. It‘s at least something I like doing from now on.
The new section „Ball marker“ you can find here.
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What a fascinating way to blend two passions together! Your approach to using coins from your inherited collection as ball markers during your golf rounds is truly unique. It’s heartwarming to hear how you’ve taken inspiration from your granddad’s hobby and made it your own, adding your own twist to it by incorporating coins from your travels as well.
Not only does this give your coins a new purpose and value, but it also adds a personal touch to your golfing experience. It must be quite a conversation starter on the course too! It’s wonderful to see how something as simple as a ball marker can hold such sentimental and cultural significance for you. Thanks for sharing your story—it’s definitely inspired me to think outside the box when it comes to blending hobbies and cherished memories.