This is the only website that I know of that is focused completely on Roosevelt dimes. And it's a great source for information on the series with perhaps the largest archive of Roosevelt varieties on the internet.
Also, hate to point this kind of thing out. But "Speciality" is spelled incorrectly. It should be "Specialty".
"Man will never be perfect until he learns to create and destroy; he does know how to destroy, and that is half the battle.” - Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo
I have a webpage to suggest - I am very familiar with it as I worked on it for quite some time! Doug Winter (my boss) is working on converting all his research and previously published books into websites. Instead of publishing books which need updating regularly as information becomes obsolete or new auction records are set, we are building sites that are essentially online books. We will be able to update information as needed, add new photos when have something worth sharing, and no one has to buy a new book to have the most current information at their fingertips. (And hey, if there's a typo, I can fix it within moments!)
It's totally free - you don't even need to sign up to use the site. There's nothing for sale, there's no sales pitches, it is simply a "book" you can access at any time from your computer, tablet, or phone. Our first site focuses on Type One liberty head double eagles. Currently, the page regarding the Paquet is under construction as Doug is working on some research. Otherwise, the type ones are complete:
As the information is the most current, our next project is converting the third edition of the Dahlonega book to its own website - I am close to finishing the brunt of the back-end work. Then Doug can update the numismatic odds and ends, and we can go live with it, probably late this spring. Then it will be on to the next book! We will eventually be adding Type Two and Three double eagles, Charlotte, New Orleans...if Doug has written the book, it will become a website. It's not a simple undertaking for just two of us, but I am pleased to already have one site live and another nearing completion.
<< <i>I have a webpage to suggest - I am very familiar with it as I worked on it for quite some time! Doug Winter (my boss) is working on converting all his research and previously published books into websites. Instead of publishing books which need updating regularly as information becomes obsolete or new auction records are set, we are building sites that are essentially online books. We will be able to update information as needed, add new photos when have something worth sharing, and no one has to buy a new book to have the most current information at their fingertips. (And hey, if there's a typo, I can fix it within moments!)
It's totally free - you don't even need to sign up to use the site. There's nothing for sale, there's no sales pitches, it is simply a "book" you can access at any time from your computer, tablet, or phone. Our first site focuses on Type One liberty head double eagles. Currently, the page regarding the Paquet is under construction as Doug is working on some research. Otherwise, the type ones are complete:
As the information is the most current, our next project is converting the third edition of the Dahlonega book to its own website - I am close to finishing the brunt of the back-end work. Then Doug can update the numismatic odds and ends, and we can go live with it, probably late this spring. Then it will be on to the next book! We will eventually be adding Type Two and Three double eagles, Charlotte, New Orleans...if Doug has written the book, it will become a website. It's not a simple undertaking for just two of us, but I am pleased to already have one site live and another nearing completion.
-Jenna DWN >>
Jenna - you're a day late and a gold dollar short... Stone has retired the website thread
All you need is ignorance and confidence and the success is sure - Mark Twain
Of all the databases there could possibly be, counterfeit coinage seems the most impossible. Simply because nobody really knows what is out there until it is discovered. I mean ... there could be a new counterfeit made every week and go unnoticed for months or years. Not to mention, countless versions of counterfeits of the same coin type! You could have hundreds of listings for just one type. It would go on forever ... just not a responsibility I would enjoy
Why nobody posts here anymore? It’s such an useful piece of content, especially for newbies like me who are new into this fascinating space I would like to thank you for your effort as this was my go-to place thorough many months of education.
I’m wondering what do you guys think about the new trend which is buying gold with Bitcoin? Is it a smart (and secure) move or more like a fad? There are some legit companies that allow to make an exchange ( example ).
Do you happen to own some BTC and exchange it for precious metals as well?
When the lockdown started, https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/hobbies-4162971 website was most helpful while trying to teach my then fourteen year old kid about numismatics because their layout design was easy on the eye. The info was just about perfect without overwheming a newbie with too many stats and structured in a way that actually encouraged one to go searching for more additional details.
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sixbid.com Lists future foreign coin auctions, mainly European auction houses with
a few U.S. dealers. Also recently completed auctions.
Dealers : Jean Elsen, Brussels, Belgium elsen.eu
Kunker, Germany kuenker.de
Bruun Rasmussen, Denmark bruun-rasmussen.dk
Heidrun Hohn, Germany leipzigermuenzhandlung.de
iNumis, France inumis.com
Classical Numismatic Group, U.S. and England cngcoins.com
Information: CoinArchives.com A great store of auction records from the last
several years.
I have added a Dark Side/Non-U.S. Dealers list
This will be a great subject new area to grow!
http://www.davewcoins.com/
Sunshine Rare Coins
sunshinecoins.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
http://coinsuperstore.com/
Sunshine Rare Coins
sunshinecoins.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
Mostly modern world stuff - http://eurocollections.com/
World and Ancients - http://www.vcoins.com/en/Default.aspx
World - http://www.jkerncoins.com/
Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.
the us mint website can be listed as US Mint (information)
and
https://catalog.usmint.gov/ (numismatic coin sales. no bullion sales)
"Got a flaming heart, can't get my fill"
<< <i>Stone - RIP. Thanks for maintaining this thread over the years. I have had it bookmarked and it is a nice reference. >>
Ditto.
This was my first time visiting / making use of the Master List ... figures I'd click on a broken link ...
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It says edited August of this year. Must have been very recently. Do we know the cause?
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I can live with that. The broken link is easy to fix in the address bar.
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<< <i>Got it. Well then ... I guess this is the final version of the list
he is young. i anticipate the thread being updated in the future. may be a while though.
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sarasotanumismatics.com
mayernumismatics.com
nwnumismatics.com
All seem to have good pics, too.
We can keep the thread going, right?
New posts will simply post in order added.
Sugar magnolia blossoms blooming, heads all empty and I don't care ...
- Jim
<< <i>I believe the forum member that made the OP is gone from the forum, so the OP can not be updated.
New posts will simply post in order added. >>
If there are no objections I can start a new one
Some taterbase work an I could be swapped into this thread OP
American Silversmiths & Related Craftsmen
Richards Roosevelt Review
Link
This is the only website that I know of that is focused completely on Roosevelt dimes. And it's a great source for information on the series with perhaps the largest archive of Roosevelt varieties on the internet.
Also, hate to point this kind of thing out. But "Speciality" is spelled incorrectly. It should be "Specialty".
- Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo
SOLVE ET COAGULA
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<< <i>I believe the forum member that made the OP is gone from the forum, so the OP can not be updated.
New posts will simply post in order added. >>
If there are no objections I can start a new one
Some taterbase work an I could be swapped into this thread OP >>
- Jim
Is STONE not a member any longer?
- Jim
<< <i>It's ok with me, MsMorrisine. Several links need updating/correcting.
Is STONE not a member any longer? >>
He will always be.
RE: Membered in my heart, as everyone who is no longer here . They were and are my comrades and fellow citizens.
Hoard the keys.
I know that Stone reads comments - but has not been allowed to post.
Once his time-off punishment expires - he'll work on this Master List.
He maintained it faithfully - and I know we all would like to have him back.
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Coin collecting is not a hobby, it's an obsession !
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It's totally free - you don't even need to sign up to use the site. There's nothing for sale, there's no sales pitches, it is simply a "book" you can access at any time from your computer, tablet, or phone. Our first site focuses on Type One liberty head double eagles. Currently, the page regarding the Paquet is under construction as Doug is working on some research. Otherwise, the type ones are complete:
Double Eagle Book
As the information is the most current, our next project is converting the third edition of the Dahlonega book to its own website - I am close to finishing the brunt of the back-end work. Then Doug can update the numismatic odds and ends, and we can go live with it, probably late this spring. Then it will be on to the next book! We will eventually be adding Type Two and Three double eagles, Charlotte, New Orleans...if Doug has written the book, it will become a website. It's not a simple undertaking for just two of us, but I am pleased to already have one site live and another nearing completion.
-Jenna
DWN
<< <i>I have a webpage to suggest - I am very familiar with it as I worked on it for quite some time! Doug Winter (my boss) is working on converting all his research and previously published books into websites. Instead of publishing books which need updating regularly as information becomes obsolete or new auction records are set, we are building sites that are essentially online books. We will be able to update information as needed, add new photos when have something worth sharing, and no one has to buy a new book to have the most current information at their fingertips. (And hey, if there's a typo, I can fix it within moments!)
It's totally free - you don't even need to sign up to use the site. There's nothing for sale, there's no sales pitches, it is simply a "book" you can access at any time from your computer, tablet, or phone. Our first site focuses on Type One liberty head double eagles. Currently, the page regarding the Paquet is under construction as Doug is working on some research. Otherwise, the type ones are complete:
Double Eagle Book
As the information is the most current, our next project is converting the third edition of the Dahlonega book to its own website - I am close to finishing the brunt of the back-end work. Then Doug can update the numismatic odds and ends, and we can go live with it, probably late this spring. Then it will be on to the next book! We will eventually be adding Type Two and Three double eagles, Charlotte, New Orleans...if Doug has written the book, it will become a website. It's not a simple undertaking for just two of us, but I am pleased to already have one site live and another nearing completion.
-Jenna
DWN >>
Jenna - you're a day late and a gold dollar short... Stone has retired the website thread
The Black Cabinet
A database of counterfeit coinage.
http://www.theblackcabinet.org
Link
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Why nobody posts here anymore? It’s such an useful piece of content, especially for newbies like me who are new into this fascinating space
I would like to thank you for your effort as this was my go-to place thorough many months of education.
I’m wondering what do you guys think about the new trend which is buying gold with Bitcoin? Is it a smart (and secure) move or more like a fad? There are some legit companies that allow to make an exchange ( example ).
Do you happen to own some BTC and exchange it for precious metals as well?
@charliex Welcome to the forums.
@MsMorrisine Is now maintaining the list.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/971211/new-redux-master-list-your-favorite-coin-websites/p1?new=1
You should start your own thread in reference to bitcoin and PM in the PM forum, https://forums.collectors.com/categories/precious-metals
Old thread alert
ttt
Great thread and thank you for the bump.
When the lockdown started, https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/hobbies-4162971 website was most helpful while trying to teach my then fourteen year old kid about numismatics because their layout design was easy on the eye. The info was just about perfect without overwheming a newbie with too many stats and structured in a way that actually encouraged one to go searching for more additional details.
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/u-s-coins/quarters/PCGS-2020-quarter-quest/album/247091
GOOD STUFF worthy of a BUMP