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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
interesting things or if you have more specific items you're looking 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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MonsterCoin.com - a relatively
new site, but has a lot of promise. Lots of productive links and a
numismatic-dedicated search engine make this a must-bookmark site. |
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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
collection of links. |
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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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WINS (World
Internet Numismatic Society) is an "internet only" club. Seems
to have the right kind of people and quality site that may prove to work
out real well. We'll see. |
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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
out. |
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Barnes
& Noble - guess what? The GCC earns a commission on whatever you
buy at B&N when you use this link. You pay no more, and get terrific
discounts. Help the club out and click away. |
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Amazon.com
- hey, we've got the same deal with this big-guy bookseller too! Use this
link and pay no more, get terrific discounts, and help the GCC meet it's
financial needs. |
