• Facebook - I'm not on Facebook yet, but I probably should be soon, that seems to be where people are getting together these days. There is a "Transportation Token Collectors" Facebook group, probably others as well. As I find out about them I will list them here.
• Mals Weights - pictures and information about weigh tokens, toilet tokens, meter tokens, and vending tokens. Focus seems to be England/Europe, but has lots of great info!
• Florida's Lost Parks - list of closed amusement parks in Florida. Some just have the name, others have a page of information about them.
• ParkingTokens.com a web site devoted to parking tokens, also has some telephone and carwash.
• Richard's Token Database images and info about lots of token, mostly US trade tokens, but some other types and foreign tokens as well.
• African tokens page by Paul Baker
• Ceylon Coffee tokens page - pictures and information about these tokens, which were issued in the mid-late 1800s.
• Play Money of American Children, by Richard and Wendy Clothier. In 1985 Richard published a book about US play money. He has now placed scans of each page of the book on this web page, along with color scans of many pieces of play money.
• Coins of Panama - also includes information on tokens and medals
• Louisiana Trade Tokens - history, articles, lots of token scan, lots of information about LA tokens (not just trade tokens)
• Exonumist.com - scans of 1020 transporations tokens, organized by state. Also list of transportation tokens available for trade
• Apothecary Weights web page by David Coates
• Tokens of the Lewis & Clark Exposition
• DogLicense.Org - web site dedicated to collecting dog licenses (not really "tokens" but often classed with "exonumia" so I'll include it here)
• Video Game Tokens list - This group aims to catalog the many thousands of maverick video game tokens that are not listed in 1984 Alpert and Smith’s catalog (must sign up with Yahoo).
• Encased Collectors International - on-line club for collectors of encased coins,
• Token Coins - page with some good general information about tokens
• Dale's page about Austrian tokens, coins, and medals; and a page about tokens of the Austrian Mint.
• California Gold, Mike Locke has a great site with lots of information about these tokens!
• Good Luck tokens and medals
• Wooden Nickel Museum
• Strachan & Co The Forgotten South African currency, the trade tokens of Strachan & Co
• Fantasy tokens (made for collectors and never used for the stated purpose). Ken Barr has obtained permission to use Stephen Alpert's list on his web page. A great resource!

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