Which coin clubs have the best websites?

Zoins · May 17, 2007 12:43PM

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 · May 17, 2007 6:11PM

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 · May 18, 2007 3:08AM

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 · May 18, 2007 3:17AM

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 · May 18, 2007 3:20AM

<< <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 · May 18, 2007 3:32AM

Ours is kind of retro.

Omaha Coin Club

Zoins · May 18, 2007 3:51AM

<< <i>Ours is kind of retro.

Omaha Coin Club >>

Some very cool pics there!

Which coin clubs have the best websites?

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