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showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping coin collecting Wikipedia coin collecting This article needs to be wikified . Please format this article according to the guidelines laid out at Wikipedia:Guide to layout , then remove this notice. Coin collecting is the hobby of collecting coins While hoarding coins due to their value goes back to the beginning of coinage, collecting them as art pieces was a later development. Known as the "Hobby of Kings", modern coin collecting is generally believed to have begun in the fourteenth century with Petrarch . Notes of Roman emperors having coin collections are also known, but it remains somewhat unclear whether these coins were studied, considered curiosities or were merely hoarded. There are almost as many different ways of collecting coins as there are collectors. Many collectors specialize in some area of collecting, at least for a time. The most common type of coin collector is the casual collector. When the casual collector comes across something out of the ordinary, such as a denomination that doesn't circulate often, or an obsolete type, perhaps an error coin or a modified coin such as a two headed magician's piece he will toss it in a drawer. Casual collectors can get more involved when the chance of finding something interesting in circulation increases. For example, the recent

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Holmdel, NJ Marketplace: Real Estate Mortgage Automotive Classifieds ... Media Kit News Front Page Bulletin Board Letters Editorials ... Business Featured Special Section About Us Archive All Greater Media News Contact us Services News Archive GMN Newspaper web site content management software and services Front Page August 3, 2005 Aberdeen girl’s coin collection worth a mint BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer PHOTOSBY MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Young coin collector Jessica Knueppel, of Aberdeen, holds up her collection of wildlife in foreign currency, a collection that recently won her an award at a convention. ABERDEEN — For a numismatist, money can buy happiness. Eleven-year-old Jessica Knueppel, of Aberdeen, is an avid numismatist, or coin collector, with a collection that has won her recognition throughout the state. “I have a lot of coins from different countries,” said Knueppel, who said her collection of coins and paper money is in the hundreds. Jessica Knueppel, 11, shows off a 1987 silver penny from her award-winning coin collection. A student at St. Joseph’s school in Keyport, she began collecting coins at 8 years old.

85. Rare Coin Values And Proven Trends: Smart Strategy For Buying Collectible Coins Advice on coin collecting, book reviews, coin rate of return calculator, and illustrated US Mint history also featured. Includes information on long range coin value trends for collectible US coins. http://www.us-coin-values-advisor.com/index.html

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88. Brad's Introduction To Ancient Coins An introduction to ancient coins for those who know little about this area of coin collecting. http://www.blarg.net/~brad/coins.htm

Brad's Introduction to Ancient Coins Introduction Brief History Roman Coins Buying and Storage Fakes and Authentification ... Grading Coin of the Month Important update... There are efforts in Congress to pass laws that would effectively make collecting ancient coins illegal under the guise of preventing the sale of looted antiquities. These laws are overly broad and should be defeated. Please support The Ancient Coin Collectors Guild in their effort to inform people about these bills and to defeat them. This is my first try at an introduction to ancient coins. There are many other wonderful web sites about ancient coins, such as Doug Smith's or Augustus' , and I do recommend that you visit these if this site piques your interest. But I wanted to make my own page to explain why ancient coins interest me, and show off a few of my favorites. While I am not a dealer, I still do have a few ancient coins for sale (really!) Let me start by describing the first coin you see here. At left is the "obverse" or front of the coin. It depicts the head of Venus, the Roman goddess of beauty and love. At right is the "reverse" or back of the coin. It shows Victory riding a triga, or three-horse chariot. This coin has a chunk of metal missing where the horse's front legs are, but is otherwise is a very nice state of preservation. Below the chariot is an inscription reading C NAE BALB (shown at right, enlarged and digitally enhanced, though still more difficult to read than it is on the coin itself). This gives the name of the person who held the post of "moneyer" when this coin was minted. From historical information, we can find out that this was C. Naevius Balbus who held the office in Republican Rome in 79 BC. So we know when this coin was minted to the year, even though it is over two-thousand years old!

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L ibrarian's Choice Coin Collecting About.com: Coin Collecting About.com uses experts in particular fields to build a comprehensive list of links on each of their specific topics. This site covers ancient coins, coin auctions, cleaning and storage, clubs, and collector sites. CoinLink CoinLink is an Internet directory for finding out anything related to the coin industry. It includes links to associations, auctions, classified ads, coin facts, coin supplies, etc. Coin Site Coin Site is a search engine specifically designed to find coin related information on the Internet. It also includes helpful information in the "Numismatic FAQ" section that answers the most common questions about coins and paper money. In the "Image Gallery," you can view over 200 images of world class coins from many famous collections. How to Grade U.S. Coins

91. Error Trends Coin Magazine Monthly magazine devoted to error coin collecting. Available by subscription. http://www.etcmmag.com/

dedicated to serving the error coin hobby. Error coins Error Coin Trend Prices (Eight illustrated pages) Mistakes Mis-strikes Off-center errors Brockages Partial Collars Die Caps Cuds Missing Clad Layers ... and more! See our Error Coinage Glossary This issue mailed to all subscribers on September 9, 2005. Home Current Issue Error Coinage Glossary Subscription Information ... Arnie's Error Supermarket This website designed and constructed by Wayne Homren of Pittsburgh, PA

92. MilitaryCoins.com, The Best Location For Military Coins & Challenge Coins On The A vast collection of Military Coins from all Branches of the Service and onlinecoin sales. A little history about Military coin collecting http://www.militarycoins.com/

Only coins listed in the Coin Store are available for sale. The Coins on these pages are broken down into categories for quicker viewing. This is a graphic intensive page. Please be patient while the pages load. Coins listed on the pages below are not for sale. Only coins in the Coin Store are for sale. Air Force Army Coast Guard Marines ... Questions or comments? Number of Coins on this site: Site Designed and Hosted by: Smith and Associates Last Modified: 15 July 2005

93. Coin Collecting: How To Get Started This article discusses the basics of coin collecting, and describes how one canease into the hobby quickly and cheaply. http://mimi.essortment.com/coinsnumismatic_rneh.htm

Coin collecting: how to get started This article discusses the basics of coin collecting, and describes how one can ease into the hobby quickly and cheaply. While to some it may seem odd to spend new money to buy old money that you never intend to use, numismatics the collection and study of money, particularly coins is rapidly becoming one of the world’s most popular hobbies. There was a time when only wealthy people, such as aristocrats, could afford to indulge in the hobby of coin collecting, thus earning the pastime the sobriquet of “the Hobby of Kings.” Things are different today; so many people collect coins now that some observers have come to call it “the King of Hobbies.” Nowhere is this more true than in the United States, where interest has skyrocketed in recent years due to the release of new varieties of quarter-dollars. Part of numismatics’ charm is its accessibility. It’s easy to get started: most people start by culling interesting coins from their spare change. Once past this “accumulator” stage, coin collecting may get a bit more costly, but it can still be an inexpensive and rewarding hobby. Most coins younger than two hundred years old were minted in the millions or billions, and it’s often relatively easy (with, perhaps, a few exceptions) to collect every coin in a series. For example, a set of Lincoln cents with the Lincoln Memorial on the reverse wouldn’t cost much money to accrue, although it might take a little a good bit of time and that’s where the fun comes in. Of course, as with most hobbies, how much you spend (both financially and temporally) is up to you.

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Coin collecting Numismatics for the masses Home Index Hobbies Collecting ... Coins Questions my mother was going through her pennies and she came across a "wheat penny" that was double sided...meaning it has the wheat side on both sides....there is not date on this penny is it real and it is worth anything? pending What are coin grades? How can I determine what grade my coin is? What is the best way to clean coins without damaging them? How do you preserve a coin and keep it from corroding over time? ... my mother was going through her pennies and she came across a "wheat penny" that was double sided...meaning it has the wheat side on both sides....there is not date on this penny is it real and it is worth anything? pending Add new answer Add new question Email me when an answer is posted Top ... What are coin grades? (100%, 1 rating) submitted by Brad James A , 95%, 52 ratings), Apr 16, 04 Coin grades are the levels of "wear" a coin has that enables collectors to determine value. A coin with less wear has more value. Many books exist on this topic, so I will summarize here. The general grades and their abbreviation are: FDC "Fleur-de-Coin": Flawless, no sign of wear.

95. Coin Collecting --  Encyclopædia Britannica coin collecting the systematic accumulation and study of coins, tokens, papermoney, and objects of similar form and purpose. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9024694

Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents Introduction Early coin collecting The hobby of kings and the rise of numismatic scholarship Modern collecting Additional Reading ... Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%! More Britannica products coin collecting Page 1 of 5 WGS Photofile also called numismatics the systematic accumulation and study of coins, tokens, paper money, and objects of similar form and purpose. The collecting of coins is one of the oldest hobbies in the world. With the exception of China and Japan, the introduction of paper money coin collecting...

96. Ancient Coin Information And Bourse Ancient coin collecting was once considered the hobby of kings, and indeed it WAS As a form of entertainment, ancient coin collecting is hard to beat. http://www.celator.com/wgs/index2.html

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97. Numismatic Information - Coin Collecting coin collecting has held man in its thrall for centuries and many of the Undoubtedly many a collector when handling a favorite coin takes delight in http://www.centercoin.com/coin_information/collecting/about_coin_collecting.htm

Home Great Gift Ideas! Newsletter What's New ... Check Out General Supplies Coin Collecting Starter Kit 50 State Commemorative Quarter Supplies Euro Coin Holders Coin Flippettes (Flips) ... Counterfeit Currency Detectors Coin Collecting numismatics - Area of study relating to coins, medals, or similar items. numismatist - A student or collector of coins, medals, or similar items. Coin collecting has held man in its thrall for centuries and many of the famous collections in history are known to have given their owners great pleasure. For instance the Sun King, Louis XIV, enjoyed the French Royal Collection so much that he visited it every day, remarking that he could 'always find something new to learn'. Coins are collectable for several reasons - their intrinsic value, as momentous of special occasions or simply as beautiful works of art. Undoubtedly many a collector when handling a favorite coin takes delight in speculating on the social, economical or political events that may have given rise to its issue or design. Some chronicle periods of romance, some chronicle periods of war. Oftentimes coins have been used as a medium of national pride. For example, when we look at the sovereigns of the Tudor monarchs we see the major coin of a new dynasty. Thus coins can talk when you learn their language. By the nineteenth century great strides were being made in the field of numismatic research. To satisfy the ever growing demand, specialist books and periodicals were being published.

98. CoinFest Offers a program designed to promote coin collecting and community involvement for children ages five through seventeen. Includes a schedule, donation details and links to sponsors. Located in Dover, Delaware, United States. http://www.coinfest.org

MidAtlanticCoins, LLC proudly presents CoinFest. MidAtlanticCoins, LLC is proud to announce our Coins in the Community program. CoinFest. CoinFest is designed to promote coin collecting and community involvement for children ages 5 through 17. During the event, children will be separated into three group’s ages 5 to 8, 9 to 12, and 13 to 17. Activities will include filling a sandbox with Lincoln Cents and coins of varying denominations and countries. The children will dig through the coins attempting to locate as many different dates and mintmarks as they can. Event volunteers will assist the kids in identifying these coins and giving a little general information about each coin. Prizes are awarded for finding the most World coins, most dates and mintmarks of U.S. coins, and assembling the most complete set of Lincoln Cents. Other activities are dependent on the area businesses that partner with CoinFest. We make every attempt to locate businesses that cater to children of the same ages, or safety groups such as local and state police, fire departments, and youth organizations. If you are interested in how you can become a supporter/sponsor of CoinFest, make a donation, or become a volunteer click on the support CoinFest page.

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