Collecting
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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.
http://historicalartmedals.com/
Benjamin Weiss presents his personal collection of over 500 historical and commemorative medals spanning the 16th through 19th centuries, covering both European and American examples with images, descriptions, and scholarly historical commentary. The site also features original essays and free e-books by Weiss on topics such as the medallic history of slavery, religious intolerance, and the War of 1812's impact on Native American nations.
https://crwflags.com/fotw/flags/index.html
Flags of the World (FOTW) is a massive collaborative vexillology encyclopedia cataloging flags from every nation, region, organization, and historical period imaginable. A member of the International Federation of Vexillological Associations since 2001, the site includes a dictionary of vexillology, flag bibliographies, colouring books, and highlights on current flag events worldwide.
https://dvdnerd.neocities.org/
DVD Nerd is a passion project dedicated to reviewing and appreciating the often-overlooked artistry of physical media, from disc art and menus to case design and bonus features. Creator dvdnerd makes the case that DVDs and Blu-rays offer a richer viewing experience than streaming, filling a gap on the internet where detailed physical media reviews are surprisingly rare.
https://worldcoinnews.blogspot.com/
World Coin News is a long-running numismatic blog by David Rivera Alonso, dedicated to tracking new world coin releases, commemorative issues, and variety updates from mints around the globe. Running for 18 years, it offers detailed technical data on new issues alongside an extensive network of links to coin, banknote, and stamp resources.
https://vintagebuses.org/
VintageBuses.org is a personal photography site dedicated to classic UK public transport, featuring a rotating Bus of the Week, historic fleet profiles, and galleries of preserved vintage buses and trolleybuses. The site offers a curated visual journey through decades of British bus history, with links to transport museums and an emphasis on lovingly preserved vehicles.
http://digitalhn.blogspot.com/
Ed Snible's long-running numismatics blog covers ancient Greek and Roman coins, rare finds, and the history of coin collecting with a scholarly but personal touch. Posts range from public domain updates for numismatic literature to deep dives on specific historical coins and collectors like William Hunter.
https://elmhurstcoinsandcollectibles.com/collector-websites
Elmhurst Coins & Collectibles, a coin shop in Elmhurst, Illinois, maintains this curated links page pointing collectors to major numismatic organizations, regional coin clubs, grading services, and publications. It serves as a handy reference hub for anyone serious about coins, paper money, tokens, and medals, connecting visitors to resources like the ANA, ANS, and numerous local coin clubs across the Midwest.
https://worldcoingallery.com/
World Coin Gallery claims to host the largest collection of full-color coin images in the world, with over 80,000 photos spanning coins from 1,340 countries and territories. Visitors can browse by country, check off coins in their own collection, view type values and descriptions, and even shop for coins with free shipping.
https://plasticsoldierreview.com/
Plastic Soldier Review is a comprehensive reference site dedicated to reviewing 1/72 scale plastic soldier sets from manufacturers like HaT, Strelets, and Linear-A, covering historical periods from ancient times through World War II. Hobbyists and wargamers will find detailed assessments of figure quality, accuracy, and value across hundreds of sets organized by manufacturer and period.