Which coin clubs have the best websites?

Zoins

When discussion about what coin clubs can do better comes up, more online resources and communication is often mentioned. To get an idea of what a good coin club website looks like, which coin clubs have websites you really like and find useful?

howards

While my local coin club's site won't win any design awards, it is fairly rich in information. See especially the gallery and articles sections.

Full disclosure: I'm the webmaster.

Willamette Coin Club of Portland, Oregon

Merc

Well, I would not put us in the running for the best web site, but it is functional and I think it looks pretty good.

My former coin club in Florida also had a nice web page:
Central Florida Coin Club

ricko

Have hobby clubs outlived their time? Why, with all the resources available on the web, local and national coin shows, auctions etc, would anyone spend time at a 'club'? I have never been a 'joiner', so my question my lack perspective. Just curious... Cheers, RickO

ziggy29

<< <i>Have hobby clubs outlived their time? Why, with all the resources available on the web, local and national coin shows, auctions etc, would anyone spend time at a 'club'? I have never been a 'joiner', so my question my lack perspective. Just curious... Cheers, RickO >>

I think future coin clubs are more likely to be aligned on specialized collecting interests than geography.

Not all coin clubs are based on geographic location.

CoinHusker

Ours is kind of retro.

Omaha Coin Club

Zoins

<< <i>Ours is kind of retro.

Omaha Coin Club >>

Some very cool pics there!