• TokenCatalog Online database of token. Anyone can sign up and add token listings, or add information to existing listings. This is a GREAT resource and is getting better every day as more tokens and information are added. Still many tokens missing, but a good place to check first. If you have any tokens or information that are missing, please add it!
• Chuck E Cheese Token Collectors - The Premier website of CEC, SPP, PPP, Pistol Pete's and Discovery Zone Tokens and Tickets. Full list of CEC and related tokens, with a lot of information, including rarity and price history.
• Plastic Play Money - on-line catalogue of plastic coins, tokens, medallions and other similar items. Based in England, but includes worldwide.
• Gas Station "Coin Game" tokens - These tokens show up a lot in junk boxes, if you've ever wanted to know more about them, this page is excellent! Focus is mostly on the "Shell Mr. Presidents" game, but also has information about others.
• 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,
• TelephoneTokens.com a web site devoted to telephone tokens
• MachineTokens.com a web site devoted to British machine (amusement) tokens
• 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. Great resource for USA play money! The Tripod site is getting ad-heavy, also available through Internet Archive.
• Coins of Panama - also includes information on tokens and medals
• Apothecary Weights web page by David Coates
• DogLicense.Org - web site dedicated to collecting dog licenses (not really "tokens" but often classed with "exonumia" so I'll include it here)
• California Gold, Mike Locke has a great site with lots of information about these tokens!
• Good Luck tokens and medals (20th century North American)
• Wooden Nickel Museum
• South Africa Tokens, also coins and banknotes
• Ceylon coffee tokens
• 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!
• Brother Can You Spare a Token? Article from 1983 about why arcades are starting to use tokens instead of quarters.

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