I have inherited coins from two of my grandfathers that passed on. One is a small felt bag, the other is in a tin container. I cherish them very much. I was wondering if it's ok to use them to be placed in my wealth corner.

Dear Anon,
1. In Traditional Feng Shui, especially, if one uses Compass School Feng Shui, the `wealth corner' is subjective.
2. The rationale here is that there is not only one wealth sector but to achieve: maximum wealth or Luck potential; one has to balance all sectors and accord equal emphasis of attention on all sectors.
3. There is really no harm in placing a tin container that you cherish at any location of the home where you feel comfortable with.
4. In addition, this concept applies here " If one cannot see it; it no longer is effective".
5. Thus, coins kept in a tin would remain as a `tin box'. Usually, in Feng Shui, an item has to be visible for it `to work'.
6. For example, when say, applying a cure at a sector i.e. such as hanging 6 coins or a wind chime; these items has to be visible.
7. It is no point putting 6 coins in a drawer at a sector. It does not work that way in Feng Shui. Or if one is suppose to hang a wind chime; instead of hanging it up; we keep it say in a display cabinet.
8. The above are some `quirks' in Feng Shui. Like it's cousin: If one no longer sees, it no long becomes a threat'.
9. This is equally true for items say to be used as a cure. It has to be `displayed' such as hung at a wall.
In my opinion, therefore, go ahead with placing it at any location within the house.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/19/2002 10:16:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I have inherited coins from
two of my grandfathers that
passed on. One is a small felt
bag, the other is in a tin
container. I cherish them very
much. I was wondering if it's
ok to use them to be placed in
my wealth corner.