Everyones top coin info pages?

http://www.winsociety.org/newsletter/news_archive/entry2.html
Really cool page about shield nickels

 

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There are tons of incredible articles on that site. That's the only other online coin club I'm a part of.

 

That's awesome. I donno about your area but around here there are very few of us that are into coins and antiques.

 

Looks like there are a couple coin clubs about an hour from where I live. Haven't checked them out though. Looks like most coin stores around me operate only online.

 

There is a coin club by me too. My son and I go to the monthly meeting and the closest guy to my age is in his mid 40s. The rest of the people are 60 and up. Honestly I don't mind it. They all treat me and my son like their grand children lol.

 

pcgs.com/books

blog.davidlawrence.com

Two (of many) biggies, particularly for those lacking an in-print numismatic library of their own.

 

Does anyone have a good link to a page where I can look up all Indian head errors?

 

Try this: http://www.fly-inclub.org/index.html

 

Thanks seattle. I was looking on that page and I cant seem to find a list of the errors. am I missing something?

 

Disregard I found it!!

 

Thanks Ben for the tag. If you guys go to my site....www.southhillscoins.com and on the main page there is a tab titled "Favorite Websites". There are enough websites here to keep you busy for a lifetime!

If you also ever come across a site that you feel that I should include, please send me a PM to add it. Thanks!

 

I think @geekpryde also made a master list around here somewhere of all the interesting sites that still had good links and were coin related.

Yo Geek, hit us up with that Link

 

Is that the list where you were trawling through all the search engines and verifying the links and pages still worked? I felt like that was more links to various sites.

 

Try being an antique dealer who specializes in pre 1830 American furniture when your 20. Been there done that 38 now and still at it among other things

 

As to coin info pages I find coinfacts and ha archives very handy and for seated dimes Gerry Fortins page is great. Not a tech guy so I specialize more in good old paper books. Those I got a lot of!

 

I'm happy to help!