• Barak page; The modern medieval trade token of the SCA. Pages do not seem to have been updated in a while, but still has some good info.
• Shire Post is making a series "coins" struck in limited quantities from handmade dies. They started with a bunch of Tolkein-inspired designs, but ran into some copyright issues. Currently (12/03) they have a couple of semi-Tokein coins, a Klingon coin, and some other issues. Neat stuff, and reasonably priced.
• Grunal Moneta make medieval-style hammered "coins" from handmade dies. Sells some "standard" coins, and also makes custom dies.
• Play Money Lots of scans of various types of play money, by Richard and Wendy Clothier. Page takes a while to load, and would benefit from some information about the items, but worth checking out! Richard has written a 52-page listing of play money "Play Money of American Children" which I strongly recommend to anyone interested in play money (page scans are available on the web page).
• Numismatic Dimensions, scans and info on both coins and tokens. Focus on items with holes, also some good info on African items. Not a whole lot of tokens, but has some interesting modern items I haven't seen anywhere else. Worth a look!
• Directory of Amusement device suppliers
• Report about the arcade industry, RePlay Magazine, May 1998
• Dan's virtual coin collection. Has some token scans in "US" section, also a few more scattered in foreign listings.
• NY Subway tokens and general information about the New York Subway system.
• Chequers Casino chip/token page - lots of info!
• Chip Connection, casino tokens and other gambling-related collectibles.

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