Welcome to the Coin Collectors Blog Links

As I write my blog entries I try to include relevant links to other sites to allow my readers to see more in-depth information. While writing the blog, I have been entering the links in an electronic notebook to keep up with the interesting information I find. I have a lot of other links that I found just surfing the Internet that I am also entering into the electronic notebook. Using the notebook program, I export the pages into HTML format to share this information with the readers of the Coin Collectors Blog. I hope you find these links useful.

All links are categorized in a manner that makes sense to me. Some include descriptions and other have additional information. To view the sub-topic, click on the sideways triangle () next to the heading on the left side of the screen. Please contact me if you have any questions about my catagorizations or find a dead link.

UPDATE: As I entered the links, I used to add a reference to the blog entry (or entries) where they appear. This became cumbersome and also made the pages look cluttered. I am not sure if the reference entry added value, so I decided to remove them. All of the links remain and the pages look cleaner. Also, by reducing the amount of information I have to enter, it will help reduce the time it takes to post updates after a blog entry.

NOTE: On some pages I refer to commercial organizations that were mentioned or linked to within a blog record. These organizations have not paid to be included here. Unless I say so in the blog entry, I do not endorse the entity mentioned. These links are strictly for information purposes only and not for advertising or endorsement. I will not accept money to include any company, dealer, and auctioneer. To have your non-profit club or society listed on the Club and Organizations or the non-commercial Numismatic Specialties Links page, please send me the information via email.

Subscribing to the Coin Collectors Blog
Go to the Coin Collectors Blog page and click on one of the chicklets on the left side of the page.

How I Made These Pages
I mentioned above that I use an electronic notebook program to maintain this list of links. The program I use is called Notebook by Circus Ponies. Notebook is a very powerful tool that I have used for many projects and I think I have not fully explored its capabilities. Notebook only runs under Mac OS X and works very well on my 17-inch PowerBook G4! Sorry, I do not know of an equivalent program under other operating systems.

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