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07-03-2012, 01:37 PM
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My father quit his job as an attorney in the late 70s to focus on gold coins and Civil war money and other collections. He said he loved his hobby but ultimately hated the business. I could see the stress build as he traded one set of problems (not liking the law practice) for another (new set of late hours to meet with clients, selling stock he did not want to yet to pay tuition or other bills).
I would take the "dipping your toe" approach, so that your "large" fortune does not turn into a "small" one. Good luck! 
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