This Wikiproject, after a long period of dormancy is now in the process of getting updated and expanded. If you'd like to join in, please sign up by clicking here and adding your username to the list.- Johann Wolfgang 18:00, 6 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Looks like we're starting to get a little attention here in our little corner. For some reason I think people are afraid to sign up for this project either because of lack of professional experience, or the dauntingness of the scope. Just because you sign up doesn't mean you have to do anything, though at the least I think input on questions and such shouldn't be to much. This is a huge project, but every sentence helps. Take a look at what is done, half done and not started, and do what you know, or even (God forbid) learn something new. (no offense anyone) Anyways, scan this project page, make sure to check out the Sub sections for additional project pages. Please add these to your watchlist. Joe I 19:49, 14 October 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Proposed table applied at:

• United States dollar coin - perhaps the basis for a template?
• United States half dollar coin
• United States quarter
• United States dime
• United States five cent coin
• United States one cent coin

Additional proposed table for all numismatic articles:

Template:Numismatic infobox

WikiProject Numismatics

Wikipedia:WikiProject Business and Economics

British Commonwealth Numismatics

1. Ancient Coins (See below)

Similar to the Collaboration of the week, but on a smaller scale, you might want to "adopt" an article. This would involve doing the research, writing, and picture-taking (if possible) for either a non-existent article or a stub. Of course, everyone else can still edit an adopted article, and you can work on other things too, but the idea is to find a focus for a while, to try and build up the number of quality articles the Project has produced.

• Example article: User:Example

My gallery of coin images,(taken by me) Gallery
Johann Wolfgang 02:33, 27 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]

World Coin Gallery is a huge website (not part of Wikipedia) containing world coin images that are available for use on Wikipedia. This is a link to the conditions and permission for using the images World Coin Gallery Permission.Mom2jandk 18:53, 22 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

• {{subst:Numismatic_infobox}}
• {{subst:Coin infobox}}

• {{subst:Money-stub}}

• {{Numismaticnotice}}
• {{Wikipedia:WikiProject_Numismatics/Infotable}}, shown above

You can add this to your user page:

{{NumismaticWikiProject-Member}}

• Category:Currency
• Category:Coins
• Category:Mints
• Category:National Currencies

• List of currencies
• List of mints
• List of circulating coins
• List of coins

This WikiProject aims to create articles relating to all kinds of coins, tokens, bills and modern forms of money, and to standardize the content and format of data in those articles. In addition, this WikiProject aims to provide some degree of damage control for poorly written or extraneous numismatic articles.

The following are sub-projects and tools within WikiProject Numismatics.

• WikiProject Numismatics
  • Style - The editors style guide.
  • Participants - The editors within the project.
  • Talk - For discussion and debates.
  • Index - The index of numismatic articles.
  • Sandbox - For testing coding and articles before taking them live.
  • To do - Guide for what needs to be done where.

1. To create a consensus on what should be included.
2. To create a consistent look and style for each type of page: Coins, paper money, tokens, medals and other forms of money.

	Topics about Numismatics
Ancient Coins: Roman | Greece | Byzantium | Asia | Primitive Money
Medieval Coins: Europe | Mediterranean | Asia | Americas | Africa | Pacific
Modern Coins: North America | South America | Central America | Europe | Asia | Africa | Australia
Paper Money: North America | South America | Central America | Europe | Asia | Africa | Australia
Exonumia: Tokens | Exonumia | Medal | Orders |
Coinage Metals: Gold | Silver | Copper | Bronze | Tin | Aluminum | Platinum
Economics: Banking | Bonds | Stocks | Checks | Credit Cards | Mints
Coin Basics: Philosophy | Terminology | Clubs