Welcome to Coin Network

Welcome to Coin Network!

We are just starting out, but we hope you will give the network a try. Members are able to create their own customized home page on the network and upload photos and videos. Members can also take part in discussions in the forum and even write their own blogs.

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New members please feel free to introduce yourselves and give your opinions on Coin Network in this thread.

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Permalink Reply by Aureus on December 7, 2008 at 9:30pm

This is a great idea. I think that it helps to bring the hobby to more people by going online.

By the way, I like the blog a lot. Nice to know that someone else is paying attention to what the mint is saying.

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Permalink Reply by Shastri JC. Philip on December 8, 2008 at 7:37am

I am a coin-enthusiast and researcher based in India. My interest and research is restricted to Indian coins.

India might have issued several hundred thousand coins in the last 3000 years because it had in excess of 1000 kingdoms at times.

I will be issuing a number of free ebooks on Indian coins soon and you can check for them on my website. Indian coins great for learning history, and also as an investment.

Johnson C. Philip
www.CoinsEncyclopedia.org

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Permalink Reply by jraytinkey on December 8, 2008 at 11:56am

AdamL said:

Joshua Tinkey said:
I'm very excited about this site! It should be fun to interact with others. By the way, I'm Josh from Missouri. I just started collecting coins about 2 years ago and now I'm hooked. Not a good thing to get hooked on when you're a poor college student! :P

Hey, I'm a poor college student from Missouri too. I know it is hard to build the collection when your in school. What college do you go to?

I go to Missouri S&T (just changed name from University Missouri-Rolla). What about you?

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Permalink Reply by AdamL on December 9, 2008 at 5:03pm

Joshua Tinkey said:

AdamL said:
Joshua Tinkey said:
I'm very excited about this site! It should be fun to interact with others. By the way, I'm Josh from Missouri. I just started collecting coins about 2 years ago and now I'm hooked. Not a good thing to get hooked on when you're a poor college student! :P

Hey, I'm a poor college student from Missouri too. I know it is hard to build the collection when your in school. What college do you go to?

I go to Missouri S&T (just changed name from University Missouri-Rolla). What about you?

Moberly Community College right now, with plans to transfer to Columbia College in Columbia, MO.

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Permalink Reply by triumph110 on December 15, 2008 at 8:39pm

Thanks for the invite. And I invite you to take a look at my website, www.oldcoinnews.com The website is updated daily with news stories about coin collecting and numismatics.

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Permalink Reply by Aidan Work on August 23, 2010 at 5:28pm

Where is everyone?

This network has been extremely quiet for months.

Shastri is going to be getting a website online at http://www.worldnumismaticphotogallery.net/gallery/ ,plus a forum will be getting located at http://www.worldnumismaticphotogallery.net/forum/ .

Please check them out during the next week or so,as the gallery will be an attempt for the numismatic community to recompile a world numismatic catalogue to show the cataloguers what needs to be listed,& how.

Aidan.

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Permalink Reply by Gary on August 23, 2010 at 6:10pm

Everyone lost there jobs and couldnt pay there bills, so there internet service was turned off. Hope this answers your question Aiden!

Aidan Work said:

Where is everyone?

This network has been extremely quiet for months.

Shastri is going to be getting a website online at http://www.worldnumismaticphotogallery.net/gallery/ ,plus a forum will be getting located at http://www.worldnumismaticphotogallery.net/forum/ .

Please check them out during the next week or so,as the gallery will be an attempt for the numismatic community to recompile a world numismatic catalogue to show the cataloguers what needs to be listed,& how.

Aidan.

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Permalink Reply by Lee Grant on August 23, 2010 at 6:11pm

I truly believe the site has been quiet because the current administration has strangled the economy and is out to strangle the social structure of the country. With such a dismal outlook for the future, it is difficult for people to get enthusiastic about a government and the U. S. Mint, which has done everything they can to destroy this country. The only people I know who show any enthusiasm are Muslims.