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https://doll.wings.nu/pullip
Feel Like So is a TFL.Org-approved fanlisting dedicated to Pullip, the stylish and highly customizable dolls created by Cheonsang Cheonha and marketed by Groove Inc. Run by Rin, the site invites fellow Pullip enthusiasts to join a growing member list celebrating these beloved collector dolls.
https://cointalk.com/
Coin Talk is an active online forum community dedicated to numismatics, where collectors and enthusiasts discuss coins from ancient times to modern commemoratives, share photography tips, and explore the history behind individual pieces. Topics range from German East Africa wartime coins to Admiral Vernon medals, making it a rich destination for both novice and seasoned coin collectors.
https://frenchbanknotes.com/reference.php
Dave Mills has built an extensive reference and catalog site dedicated to French banknotes, covering terminology, printing techniques, artists, serial number decoding, and counterfeit detection across multiple languages. Collectors and researchers will find deep glossaries, signature tables, full country catalogs, and articles on topics like provisional issues and banknote design history.
https://pc.suga.nu/
Love in Pockets is a TFL-approved fanlisting dedicated to the hobby of collecting photocards, those printed photos included with K-pop, C-pop, and J-pop albums and merchandise. Created by Ainna, it welcomes fans from all fandoms and plans to expand with a gallery of her personal BTS photocard collection.
http://trainpix.com/bnsf
Charles Biel's BNSF Photo Archive is a massive personal collection of railroad photography featuring over 3,600 images of BNSF, Burlington Northern, and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway locomotives and rolling stock. The archive includes a motive power roster, caboose documentation, scenic action shots, and contributor credits, making it a serious resource for railroad photography enthusiasts.
https://stampsmarter.org/1847usa/1847Home.html
Stamp Smarter's 1847usa section is a comprehensive identification and learning resource for US stamps spanning 1847 to 2019, originally developed by Bob Allen and significantly expanded over time. Collectors will find visual finders, annual finders, postal card databases, back-of-book stamp identifiers, and guidance on spotting faked stamps, making it an invaluable reference for philatelists at any level.