Explore the links below to expand your knowledge of coin collecting and numismatics.

The following list contains links to some of the best websites available to numismatists. Use these websites in conjunction with the recommended books listed below.

Reading only a couple of books or relying only on internet sources will not provide sufficient knowledge to do well as a coin treasure hunter. And while there are other helpful, educational numismatic websites to assist you, the sites listed here will start you out in the right direction.

Online Numismatic & Coin Collecting Resources

•    money.org (ANA—American Numismatic Association)
•    rareusbanknotes.com ( Rare, Error and Federal Reserved Banknotes )
•    coincollecting.org (ANA—Young Numismatists)
•    www.numismatics.org (ANS—American Numismatic Society)
•    www.numismatics.org (ANS—American Numismatic Society)
•    money.org/money-museum (Edward C. Rochette Money Museum)
•    coin-dealer-directory.money.org (ANA Member Dealer Directory)
  
•    www.whitman.com (Numismatic book company, publisher of the “Red Book” and CPG)
•    www.coinworld.com (Coin World magazine)
•    https://nnp.wustl.edu (Newman Numismatic Portal)
•    www.coinagemag.com (COINage magazine)
•    www.usmint.gov (The United States Mint)
•    www.moneyfactory.gov (The BEP—The United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing—for paper money)
•    www.conecaonline.org (CONECA—Combined Organizations of Numismatic Error Collectors of America)
•    www.varietyvista.com (Variety Vista—home of the CONECA Master Listing of Die Varieties)
•    www.lincolncentresource.com (Lincoln Cent Resource—reference specifically for Lincoln Cent die varieties)
•    ngccoin.com/coin-explorer (Reference of US Coins from Numismatic Guaranty Corporation)
•   ngccoin.com/resources/counterfeit-detection (Counterfeit Detection Resource from Numismatic Guaranty Corporation)
•    www.pcgscoinfacts.com (Encyclopedia of US Coins from Professional Coin Grading Service)
•    www.wildwinds.com (Information about Ancient Coins)
•    forums.collectors.com (PCGS online collector forum/social media exchange)
•    www.cointalk.com (CoinTalk—an online social media forum for numismatists)
•    www.frbservices.org (Federal Reserve Bank Services – Coin & Currency FAQs)
•    madisontrust.com (A Beginner’s Guide to Coin Collecting)
•    colonialcoins.org (Colonial Coin Collector Beginner’s Guide)
•    littletoncoin.com (Coin Collecting Learning Center)

•    Free eBook: (The IBNS Introduction to Banknotes & Banknote Collecting)

There are numerous websites where coins are bought and sold, and these can be helpful in that they provide fair market valuations. (These are prices resulting from recent auctions and are often the most accurate representations of current coin values because they reflect the prices people actually paid for certain items.) For more information regarding reputable dealers and local coin clubs, use www.money.org and go to “Find A Dealer” through the Dealer Directory or “Find A Club” in the Club Directory.

Recommended Reading

• How Much For 1934 $20 Bill

• 1951 Nickel Coin Value (Errors List, “D”, “S” & No Mint Mark Worth)
• How Much IS 1957 Silver Certificate $1
• Palestine One Pound banknote 1944, XF+AU, Thick paper, Strong Color, Untreated, RRRR
• Palestine British Administration: Rare 100 Pounds Banknote, 1927 Pick 11a – A Treasure for Collectors
• Old United States Civil War Banknotes and Old Currencies