I have noticed a few peculiar ways that things are ordered regarding countries and their historical currencies on this website.
For example, in the coin section for Cape Verde, the colonial currency (IE the Portuguese colonial issue) is displayed after the current currency (IE the sovereign country of Cape Verde's own issue); for pretty much every other country, it is the other way around.
And I have noticed on the map in the “my coins” section, some names of countries past and present of which occupied the same present-day territory are shown in a strange order as well:
One example is Burundi and Rwanda, and the mention of legacy Congolese currencies when overlayed on the same country if I were to hover the mouse cursor over them.
For Burundi, it says “Belgian Congo… x coins” then below it says “Belgian Congo & Rwanda-Urundi…. x coins” then below that line it says “Burundi… x coins”: meaning Burundi is on the bottom line.
But for Rwanda, “Rwanda… x coins” appears as the first line, then the 2 successive lines will be “Belgian Congo” and “Belgian Congo & Rwanda-Urundi”. This is opposite to Burundi, as Rwanda is mentioned as the top line.
This does not make any sense because this clearly is nothing to do with chronological issue (both Rwanda and Burundi are current countries), nothing to do with alphabetical order (both Rwanda and Burundi are alphabetically after Belgian Congo).
Also there are other odd orders like for example with Kenya: the order is East Africa, then Kenya, then Mombasa (but I am guessing that is because Mombasa is a sub-issuer under the “Kenya” page hence why Mombasa comes after Kenya in this order)
