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Collectibles

• Bullion, Casino Chips, Coins, Encased Postage Stamps, Paper Money, Medals, Tokens

Subjects

• Bullion
  • Coin Market Slang
    • Brick, Panda, Rounds
  • Current Bullion Prices
  • Private Silver
  
  
• Casino Chips
  • Acquisitions in Anaheim
  • Numismatic Web Sites
    • Casino Chip Collecting! (Michael Knapp)
    • Casino Collector (Don Lueders)
  
  
• Coins
  • Byzantine
    • Ancient Coins: Trap or Snare?
    • Numismatic Web Sites
      • Byzantine Coins
      • Ken Steiglitz
      • Rune's Ancient Coins Page
  • Canadian
    • Coin Market Slang: Prooflike
    • And Now a Word from Our Sponsor
    • Numismatic Web Sites
      • Polsson's WebWorld
      • Royal Canadian Mint
    • Recent News
      • Canadian Mint Announces Changes in Coins
      • Canadian Mint Unveils New $2 Coin
  • Chinese
    • Coin Market Slang
      • Chop Marks, Panda
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Rune's Ancient Coins Page
  • Croatian
    • ANA Atlanta Show
  • Dutch
    • Numismatic Web Sites
      • Numismania
      • Numismatics Home Page (Frederik Jan Jungen)
  • European Union
    • Recent News
      • EU Chooses Euro as Denomination
  • French
    • I Am Good Copper
    • Musee de la Monnaie
  • German
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Coins (Frank Chlebana)
  • Greek
    • Ancient Coins Are What I Collect
    • Ancient Coins: Trap or Snare?
    • Chicago International Coin Fair
    • Coins of the Lycian League
    • Electrum Coins
    • Numismatic Web Sites
      • Ken Steiglitz
      • Rune's Ancient Coins Page
    • Of Owls, Wooden Walls, and Flower Girls
    • A Penny Earned
    • Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum, Volume 8
  • Irish
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Irish Coins and Banknotes
  • Israeli
    • Newps Nupes Noops
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Israel Government Coins & Medals Corporation
  • Italian
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Ancient and Medieval Coins
  • Japanese
    • Coin Market Slang: Chop Marks
    • Newps Nupes Noops
  • Jersey
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Jersey Coins and Banknotes
  • Latvian
    • Recent Discoveries
      • New Latvian 1923 Coins Discovered
  • Lycian
    • Coins of the Lycian League
  • Lydian
    • Electrum Coins
    • On the Origins of Coinage
  • Norwegian
    • Numismatic Web Sites: The Documentation Project
  • Persian
    • Chicago International Coin Fair
  • Polish
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Polish Coins & Banknotes
  • Roman
    • Acquisitions in Anaheim
    • Ancient Coins: Trap or Snare?
    • Chicago International Coin Fair
    • How to Do the ANA Convention
    • Newps Nupes Noops
    • Numismatic Web Sites
      • Ancient and Medieval Coins
      • The Kelsey On-Line
      • Perseus Project
      • The Qumran Hoard of Silver Coins
      • Roma e il suo fiume
      • Rune's Ancient Coins Page
      • U.S. National Numismatic Collection
      • A Visual Compendium of Roman Emperors
    • A Penny Earned
    • Recent Discoveries
      • Unique Roman Constantine I Follis Discovered
    • Westchester Stamp & Coin Show
    • Why Coins Are Better Than Lizards
  • Russian
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Coins (Frank Chlebana)
  • Slovak
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Slovakia Document Store
  • Slovenian
    • ANA Atlanta Show
  • Spanish
    • Colonial Transitions
    • Latin Coins of the United States
  • U.K.
    • CNL Online, No. 4
    • Coin Market Slang
      • Cartwheel, Dog, Racketeer Nickel
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Ancient and Medieval Coins
    • A Penny Earned
    • Recent Discoveries
      • Rare British 1819 Sovereign Authenticated
  • U.S.
    • The 1783 Nova Constellatio Set
    • Acquisitions in Anaheim
    • The Andy Griffith Show
    • Boycott of U.S. Commemoratives
    • Classes in Colorado Springs
    • CNL Online
      • CNL Online, No. 1
      • CNL Online, No. 2
      • CNL Online, No. 3
      • CNL Online, No. 4
    • Coin Dealer Newsletter Editorials
      • CCDN Editorial, 12 May 1995
      • CCDN Editorial, 19 May 1995
      • CDN Editorial, 12 May 1995
      • CDN Editorial, 19 May 1995
    • Coin Market Slang
      • Bands, Bellybutton Dollar, Blue Ikes, Booby Head, Broken 3, Brown Ikes, Cartwheel, Chop Marks, Cincies, Commem, Cowboy Dollars, Full Bell Lines, Full Head, Hapawalu, Hot Lips, Libs, Little Princess, McDonalds Arches, Mercs, Nixon Dollars, Orphan Annie, Pan-Pac, Paquet Twenty, Paramount Dollars, Princess, Racketeer Nickel, Rays Nickel, Saints, Sesqui, Singles and Doubles, Slug, Steelies, Stella, Steps, Susie B's, Tail-Bar, Threes, Three-legger, Thrip, Walker, Warnicks
    • Collecting Barber Dimes
    • Colonial Transitions
    • Current Bullion Prices
    • Dedicated to All Coin Collectors' Wives
    • Hawaii Five-O & The Streets of San Francisco
    • Latin Coins of the United States
    • Long Beach Coin Show
    • The Mercury Dime
    • The New Collector's First Coin
    • Numismatic Web Sites
      • Dave's Virtual Coin Collection
      • E Pluribus Unum
      • Numismatics Home Page (Frederik Jan Jungen)
      • U.S. Mint
      • U.S. National Numismatic Collection
    • A Penny Earned
    • Reappearance of Proof $10 1844-O
    • Recent Discoveries
      • U.S. 1873 Doubled-Die $20 Gold Piece Discovered
      • New U.S. 1956 Tripled-Die Nickel Discovered
      • Rare U.S. 1796 Draped Bust Dollar Variety Found
      • New U.S. 1878-S Morgan Dollar Varieties Discovered
      • New 1876 California Gold Dollar Variety Discovered
      • Unique 1785 Silver Confederatio Discovered
      • U.S. Copper-Nickel Two-Cent Pattern Rediscovered
      • U.S. 1878 Morgan Dollar Variety Reclassified
      • U.S. 1906 Doubled-Die Barber Half Discovered
      • Rare U.S. Morgan Dollar Variety Found
      • U.S. 1852 Three-Cent Piece Overdate Discovered
      • Die States of U.S. 1995 Doubled-Die Cent Identified
    • Recent News
      • Dealer Charged with Theft of Higley Copper
      • U.S. Treasury Opposes Dollar Coin
    • The Standard Guide to the Lincoln Cent
    • Traveling Salesman Joke
    • Twisted Tails
    • Walter Breen's Encyclopedia of U.S. and Colonial Proof Coins
  
  
• Encased Postage Stamps
  • Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists Show
  
  
• Medals
  • Champa Sale
  • Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists Show
  • Private Silver
  
  
• Paper Money
  • Numismatic Web Sites
    • Currencies of the World
    • Currency Features for Visually Impaired People
    • A Modest Enquiry into the Nature and Necessity of Paper Currency
    • Paper Money Collecting FAQ
  • Paper Money Collecting FAQ
  • Chinese
    • Paper Money Collecting FAQ
      • I found a Chinese banknote that is labelled "Hell", what is it?
  • Hungarian
    • Paper Money Collecting FAQ
      • What is the highest denomination note ever created or issued?
  • Irish
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Irish Coins and Banknotes
  • Japanese
    • Paper Money Collecting FAQ
      • I found a banknote that says "Government of Japan", what is it?
  • Jersey
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Jersey Coins and Banknotes
  • Polish
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Polish Coins & Banknotes
  • Slovak
    • Numismatic Web Sites: Slovakia Document Store
  • Somaliland
    • Numismatic Web Sites: SomalilandNet
  • U.K.
    • Paper Money Collecting FAQ
      • What was Operation Bernhardt?
  • U.S.
    • Acquisitions in Anaheim
    • Coin Market Slang
      • Brick, Jackass Note, Lincoln in a Porthole, Onepapa, Tombstone Note, Watermelon
    • J.S.G. Boggs Exhibit Opening
    • Latin Coins of the United States
    • Money Without Government and Banks
    • Numismatic Web Sites
      • Currency Features for Visually Impaired People
      • Federal Reserve Banks
      • A Modest Enquiry into the Nature and Necessity of Paper Currency
      • U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
      • U.S. National Numismatic Collection
    • Paper Money Collecting FAQ
      • I found a US 1935/1953/1957 Silver Certificate in circulation, how much is it worth?
      • Is a US 1963-1993 note worth anything?
      • Are US two dollar bills worth anything?
      • I found a weird US Federal Reserve Note with the little numbers in the wrong place and poor quality printing, is it counterfeit?
      • I found a note with a star next to the serial number, what does this mean?
      • I heard the US is changing its paper money, is this true?
      • What is a National Banknote?
      • What are silver certificates and gold certificates?
      • Can you exchange silver certificates for real silver?
      • I heard that some US notes are stamped HAWAII, why?
      • What is fractional currency?
      • What is obsolete currency (broken banknotes, wildcat notes)?
      • I heard there are a lot of counterfeit US notes worldwide, is this true?
      • Is it illegal to copy U.S. paper money?
      • Is it illegal to use U.S. paper money on products or in advertising?
      • Are old U.S. notes still legal tender?
      • Are banknotes with Barre's signature good investments?
      • What's the story on the Bank of the United States 1840 $1,000 note with serial number 8894?
      • Where are all the Federal Reserve Banks?
      • What's with all those weird things on the one dollar bill?
      • Where can I buy uncut sheets of U.S. paper money?
      • Does anybody collect Confederate States of America notes?
      • What is a military issue or Military Payment Certificate?
    • Recent Discoveries
      • Unique U.S. Interest-Bearing Notes Discovered
    • Recent News
      • $20,000 Lost from BEP Vault
      • $40,000 Lost from Shipment
      • U.S. Treasury Reveals New $100 Note
  
  
• Tokens
  • Canadian
    • A Little Rowdy, Eh?
    • And Now a Word from Our Sponsor
  • U.K.
    • ANA Atlanta Show
    • British Merchant Tokens
    • Two Fakes That Were Real
    • Whist for Fish
  • U.S.
    • Hard Times Tokens
    • I Am Good Copper
    • Money Without Government and Banks
    • Newps Nupes Noops
    • Whist for Fish

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