Here's some coin related links you might enjoy. Please let me know of any
broken links (email at gburns@adelphia.net
so that I can remove or otherwise update the page)...
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American Numismatic Association -
the national U.S. association for coin collectors. Highly recommended for
all, especially beginners.
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American Numismatic Society - the
ANS is another important member of the American (indeed, international)
numismatic scene. They also have an nicely organized links page with
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Atlantic Provinces
Numismatic Association - an extremely well done regional site. If you're
in the area of the Atlantic provinces of Canada (and even perhaps if you're
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Canadian Currency Museum
- a personal favorite of mine because of all the articles on early
Canadian money (though a US citizen, I collect bank and merchant tokens
from Canada's pre-confederation days -- GB). Sponsored by the Bank of
Canada.
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Celator Home Page - any interest
in ancient coins? This site is chock full of articles and other
information of interest to the collector of ancient coins.
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Coin-Gallery Online - lots
of links and miscellaneous information.
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Coin World - the newspaper
format weekly that has been around for a long time. Take a peek here for
the latest news in the numismatic world.
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Coin Resource - here's a
pretty comprehensive site, whether you're just browsing around for
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CSNA - the site of the
California State Numismatic Association, an important member of the state
level numismatic scene. The site has many interesting articles from
the CalCoin News - the award winning publication of the CSNA. Also has
program ideas, and other points of information for numismatists
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Reid Goldsborough - Reid's page
is a jumping off point for several interesting pages regarding counterfeits,
a consumer's guide, and some other interesting stuff. Worth taking a peek. |
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Guide to Museums and
Cultural Resources - a good jumping off point to other resources. Not
necessarily numismatic, this is still a very worthwhile site to visit.
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Joel Anderson World coins -
Joel's a good guy and hits a lot of the coin shows in SoCal. His
interesting site is also very informative. Look here for a wide variety of
world and historical items.
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LusitaniaMedal.com - a site
devoted to Karl Goetz' satirical medal on the sinking of the Cunard liner
Lusitania. Our webmaster finds it a fascinating journey, likely because it's
his site. Forgive the shameless pitch and go take a peek. It will only take
a moment and it really will be rather interesting. Promise... |
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Coinupdate.com -
Michael Zielinski descibes it like this: "The website is called Coin
Update. Each day I provide a round up of coin related news from around
the internet. I try to capture the most important or interesting coin
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NASC - the site of the Numismatic
Association of Southern California, another important member of the state
level numismatic scene. The site has information on officers, a few
articles, and links to many member clubs in southern California (perhaps
in your area!). |
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The
Coins of Colonial and Early America - a project of the Gore Numismatic
Endowment. Lots of information on early US numismatics. Plenty of higher
level material worthy of perusal by researchers, etc. |
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The U.S. Mint - The official
website of our government's money maker. The U.S. Mint site has lots of
information on current programs and you can order items on-site. |
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University
of Notre Dame - You guessed it! Notre Dame runs a site with special
collections, including Washington tokens, colonial currency, and coins of
colonial and early America. |
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Rich Hartzog - Rich has
been running auctions on world exonumia since 1972. I remember first
finding out about him in the mid-1970's when I started collecting Canadian
tokens. His catalogs are fabulous, and his site has quite an impressive
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Gerald
Tebben has a terrific site on Civil War Tokens (CWTs). This
knowledgeable Coin World columnist has put together a site covering
Columbus, Ohio CWTs in interesting detail. Very browsable site. |
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Coin Collecting for Beginners is a
site created and maintained by Alison Keroack. Be sure to visit "The
Magazine Rack" on this website for some free trial
subscriptions. |
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Coinsheet Numismatic
Links is a site of coin links posted by Bob Johnson. Bob has over 1600
links to clubs, dealers, collectors, and other relevant sites. |
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Stanton Books & Supplies
- this website has more than lots of numismatic books and supplies. They
also have a pretty good selection of coin related links. Visit them and
take a peek. |
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CoinTelevision.com - this
new site seems to still be working on their site logistics and business
model. They have an interesting approach that is definitely worth checking
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Have some links to other sites you think would be worthwhile to add to this
page? Please email me (gburns@thevine.net)
and let me know. Though I'm not too interested in simply providing
advertising space, if there's something significantly noteworthy about a site
I'm certainly willing to review it for possible inclusion here.
