Security Engraving Vignettes

Hello Vignettes Lovers. This group is dedecated to all the great engravers of Banknotes,Stock Certificates,postage stamps,Military Payment Certificates.

Mpc Talk

The discussion of Military Payment Certificates (Mpc)

TripleClicks

Hold your very own online garage sale! Use TripleClicks to clean out your closets, attic, and garage. List and sell dozens of even hundreds of items and start putting cash in your pocket TODAY! Give it a try with a FREE listing: http://www.tripleclicks.com/8051555/go

Gaming World

Gaming

YNs

Group for young numismatists. Mhmm...

CoinTalk Currency Collectors

For the Currency Collectors on CoinTalk

Kentucky Coin People

I've seen lots and lots of evidence of my fellow Kentuckians on here, let's see just how many of us there actually are!!!

Car guy's and gal's of coin talk

a place for all the car guy's and gal's of coin talk to talk about there old muscle car's

Tech-Talk

Computer talk. A place to talk about any area...support, marketing, sales, competitors, etc.

CoinTalk's U.S. Civil War Tokens and Store Cards Group

Post your photos, information, questions and answers related to Civil War Tokens in this new Group area. There's good reason to become interested in these rarities, since less than one million tokens are believed to exist today. No Civil War Token ws ever minted by a government. All were struck (as opposed to 'minted') by die sinkers working in large cities or small towns around the northern states. Very few Civil War Token were struck for southern concerns. All Civil War Tokens were struck between 1861 and 1865. Some restrikes have been struck from authentic dies, but these are few and rare. The dies are also very rare, but do exist here and there. There are books about Civil War Tokens, but I only have a few. But the internet is loaded with great sources of information, and we can share the links here in a dedicated place.