Show rarity value

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This message aims at: suggesting an idea to improve Numista

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Hi!

Since I'm very interested in how rare a coin or note is, I would like to suggest that you don't have to go into the specifik coin/note page in order to see the Numista Rarity. Either you could sort your coins/notes by rarity on the list or the possibility to see the rarity on the list, like you can see KM#, diameter etc.? Or both?

I would just like it to be more easy to see (Numista) rarity, nothing about how valid the Numista rarity is. I know there are plenty of those discussion out there.

- Jamtrup
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Quote: "Jamtrup"​Hi!

​Since I'm very interested in how rare a coin or note is, I would like to suggest that you don't have to go into the specifik coin/note page in order to see the Numista Rarity. Either you could sort your coins/notes by rarity on the list or the possibility to see the rarity on the list, like you can see KM#, diameter etc.? Or both?

​I would just like it to be more easy to see (Numista) rarity, nothing about how valid the Numista rarity is. I know there are plenty of those discussion out there.

​ - Jamtrup
The rarity has no significant meaning, so no, it should NOT be shown. It only reflects how many numista owners have that specific type of coin. A coins year does NOT count at all, so you see, it
it's of no use..

Ole​
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Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com
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Quote: "Jamtrup"​Hi!
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​​Since I'm very interested in how rare a coin or note is, I would like to suggest that you don't have to go into the specifik coin/note page in order to see the Numista Rarity. Either you could sort your coins/notes by rarity on the list or the possibility to see the rarity on the list, like you can see KM#, diameter etc.? Or both?
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​​I would just like it to be more easy to see (Numista) rarity, nothing about how valid the Numista rarity is. I know there are plenty of those discussion out there.
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​​ - Jamtrup
​The rarity has no significant meaning, so no, it should NOT be shown. It only reflects how many numista owners have that specific type of coin. A coins year does NOT count at all, so you see, it
​it's of no use..

​Ole​
​I have to agree with Ole on this one. Numista's approximation of 'rarity' should be taken as a novelty feature only. It's (as Ole puts it) a generalization based only on how many Numista members have a note/coin by series & does NOT take into consideration specific variations (eg: year, mint marks, or signature combo, prefix with banknotes -which is pretty much everything when you're a collector).

Also keep in mind that BV (Book Value) isn't simply related to rarity. Popularity & World (particularly US) collector demand have a huge impact on how much people are willing to pay for any particular item.
https://sites.google.com/view/notaphilycculture/collecting-banknotes
There are many threads already where the idea of NRI is criticized, but in this case it is offtopic.
I think the thread author's proposal wouldn't hurt.
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Quote: "Jamtrup"​Hi!
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​​​Since I'm very interested in how rare a coin or note is, I would like to suggest that you don't have to go into the specifik coin/note page in order to see the Numista Rarity. Either you could sort your coins/notes by rarity on the list or the possibility to see the rarity on the list, like you can see KM#, diameter etc.? Or both?
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​​​I would just like it to be more easy to see (Numista) rarity, nothing about how valid the Numista rarity is. I know there are plenty of those discussion out there.
​​​
​​​ - Jamtrup
​​The rarity has no significant meaning, so no, it should NOT be shown. It only reflects how many numista owners have that specific type of coin. A coins year does NOT count at all, so you see, it
​​it's of no use..
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​​Ole​
​​I have to agree with Ole on this one. Numista's approximation of 'rarity' should be taken as a novelty feature only. It's (as Ole puts it) a generalization based only on how many Numista members have a note/coin by series & does NOT take into consideration specific variations (eg: year, mint marks, or signature combo, prefix with banknotes -which is pretty much everything when you're a collector).

​Also keep in mind that BV (Book Value) isn't simply related to rarity. Popularity & World (particularly US) collector demand have a huge impact on how much people are willing to pay for any particular item.
​I don't say I "approve" of the Numista Rarity Scale. I know it's flawed and has a lot of critics out here on Numista, that was not a part of my point. I just wanted an easier way to see it, so I don't have to go into each and every of my 1000+ types of coins and scrole down to the bottom, if I'm interested in knowing how scares it is on here.

It can be it's just me who wants this, but I thouhgt it to be an interesting feature for those of us, who are actually interested in N. Rarity.

- Jamtrup
I have a soft spot for origami paper cranes.
Read or watch about "Sadako Sasaki and the Thousand Paper Cranes".
Spread a little peace and happiness wherever you go :)

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