Collecting
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https://dc-coin.com/
Sculptor Daniel Carr sells his original coins, medals, tokens, and fantasy-date over-strikes produced at his private Moonlight Mint facility using a genuine Grabener press from the US Denver Mint. Carr is a serious numismatic artist who designed the actual 2001 New York and Rhode Island state quarters for the US Mint, and his limited-edition pieces range from parody state quarters to silver ingots and prototype dollars.
https://orerockon.com/
Tim Fisher's OreRockOn is a comprehensive guide to rockhounding in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, covering field trips, minerals, fossils, thundereggs, agates, and lapidary services. Visitors can find rough and finished rocks, lapidary equipment, and resources for knapping and cabochon crafting, making it a go-to hub for regional rock collectors.
https://netizen.club/~wildweasel/golfshrine.html
Wildweasel's Golfshrine is a quirky personal collection dedicated to golf video games sourced from thrift stores and used game shops, born from the surprisingly chill appeal of golf simulators. The site documents a growing physical collection that threatens to overflow an entire bookcase, with fan art contributions and community links to boot.
https://oldradios.com/
Oldradios.com is George Kaczowka's dedication to the collection and preservation of vintage tube and transistor radios, featuring his personal collection, a Zenith Stratosphere section, parts resources, and archived issues of a radio newsletter. The site also lists radios for sale and wanted, making it a useful hub for fellow antique radio enthusiasts.
http://ina.anaclubs.org/
The Iowa Numismatic Association (INA) is a statewide organization dedicated to promoting coin collecting and the science of numismatics through education, conventions, and club affiliations across Iowa. Visitors can find upcoming coin shows, club listings, medals information, bylaws, and award nominations for collectors at all levels.
https://cedrus.nekoweb.org/
Cedrus's personal Nekoweb site centers on a growing virtual pet collection featuring dozens of Tamagotchis, Digimon, and GigaPets, with detailed monthly run logs tracking each device. Beyond the vpet hobby, the site also includes pixel art, knitting projects, browser-based game builds, and a strong emphasis on web accessibility.
https://ponytopia.com/
Silverfall's Ponytopia is a dedicated reference guide for My Little Pony G3 collectibles, covering the 2003-2007 era of Hasbro's beloved toy line. Built by collectors for collectors, the site catalogs pony items and remains archived as a historical resource for enthusiasts still tracking down vintage pieces.
https://buttonmuseum.org/
The Busy Beaver Button Museum is an online and physical museum in Chicago dedicated to cataloguing over 9,000 pin-back buttons as windows into American cultural history, from political campaigns to advertising and pop culture. With collections browsable by category and decade, special exhibits, and even a Guinness World Record, it is a genuinely fascinating archive for anyone interested in ephemera and material history.
http://vintagepbks.com/
A treasure trove for vintage paperback collectors, this site hosts over 800 cover images spanning iconic authors like Jim Thompson, Raymond Chandler, and Frank Frazetta-illustrated titles across dozens of classic publishers. Categories range from science fiction and sleaze to JD books and Hillbilly books, making it an invaluable visual reference for anyone passionate about mid-century pulp paperback art and collecting.
https://misterminutes.neocities.org/just-for-fun/postcards
Mister Minutes shares a curated selection of vintage postcards acquired at a flea market, featuring old photos of buildings, locations, and contemporary pop art designs. Part of a broader personal site spanning art, photography, and writing, this postcard gallery offers a charming visual peek into the past.