4512 coins: 1003 different types from 96 countries.
21/12/14
4883 coins: 1208 different types from 132 countries.
And I've still got coins to add. Haven't made the effort yet to add the portuguese and (former) yugoslavian as wll as greek coins yet.
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4512 coins: 1003 different types from 96 countries.
21/12/14
4883 coins: 1208 different types from 132 countries.
And I've still got coins to add. Haven't made the effort yet to add the portuguese and (former) yugoslavian as wll as greek coins yet.
4512 coins: 1003 different types from 96 countries.
21/12/14
4883 coins: 1208 different types from 132 countries.
And I've still got coins to add. Haven't made the effort yet to add the portuguese and (former) yugoslavian as wll as greek coins yet.
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Quote: erdvillaYou should be the champion on March
July:
1939 different types from 245 Countries
August:
2075 different types from 247 countries (+2)
September:
2211 different types from 249 countries (+2)
October (early):
2382 different types from 252 countries (+3)
October (late):
2857 different types from 282 countries (+30)
November:
3222 different types from 294 countries (+12)
December:
3394 different types from 311 countries (+17)
Referee of south atlantic islands
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Quote: FrenchloverI think 2015 will be really slow in terms of new countries for me, of the 85 in Numista that I don't have, maybe 15 don't have coins at all and are at the list just because someone registered them without knowing what he/she was doing. Then there are maybe 20 at most which have/had common currency, but most are pretty expensive. Then there are the 10 or so with commemorative-only but that are fairly common. And the rest are for pros and a few bunch for the rich. So if in 2015 I get 20 it will be quite the success.Quote: erdvillaYou should be the champion on March
July:
1939 different types from 245 Countries
August:
2075 different types from 247 countries (+2)
September:
2211 different types from 249 countries (+2)
October (early):
2382 different types from 252 countries (+3)
October (late):
2857 different types from 282 countries (+30)
November:
3222 different types from 294 countries (+12)
December:
3394 different types from 311 countries (+17)
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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16000 different coins milestone reached today!
...now heading to the 7000 different KM# !!
...now heading to the 7000 different KM# !!
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Your online collection contains 3769 coins: 1944 different types from 215 countries.
You currently have 1426 coins to exchange
You currently have 1426 coins to exchange
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Had to do a bit of manual override to get a better image than the current one with missing countries, and I think it ended close to reality:
Your online collection contains 7280 coins: 3867 different types from 336 countries.
July:
1939 different types from 245 Countries
August:
2075 different types from 247 countries (+2)
September:
2211 different types from 249 countries (+2)
October (early):
2382 different types from 252 countries (+3)
October (late):
2857 different types from 282 countries (+30)
November:
3222 different types from 294 countries (+12)
December:
3394 different types from 311 countries (+17)
January 2015:
3867 different types from 336 countries (+25)
Starting today I'll re-organize my coins because I found out how hard it would be to find a single coin out of my boxes, as so far I've been storing them as I get them, so today I will switch to alphabetic order as nearing 4000 different coins makes it harder to browse it. And that being that I have my US and Mexico coins on their own aside from the rest.
Update: Just found the coin that was making me paranoid. Alphabetical re-arrangement is really the best thing I could do with my collection this weekend. I'll sleep soundly tonight.
Your online collection contains 7280 coins: 3867 different types from 336 countries.
July:
1939 different types from 245 Countries
August:
2075 different types from 247 countries (+2)
September:
2211 different types from 249 countries (+2)
October (early):
2382 different types from 252 countries (+3)
October (late):
2857 different types from 282 countries (+30)
November:
3222 different types from 294 countries (+12)
December:
3394 different types from 311 countries (+17)
January 2015:
3867 different types from 336 countries (+25)
Starting today I'll re-organize my coins because I found out how hard it would be to find a single coin out of my boxes, as so far I've been storing them as I get them, so today I will switch to alphabetic order as nearing 4000 different coins makes it harder to browse it. And that being that I have my US and Mexico coins on their own aside from the rest.
Update: Just found the coin that was making me paranoid. Alphabetical re-arrangement is really the best thing I could do with my collection this weekend. I'll sleep soundly tonight.
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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I noticed almost everyone-including me- is missing Greenland. Congrats to those that have it! If you don't stand for something you'll fall for anything
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Quote: crruisercharlieDon't forget Liechtenstein and the Faroer Islands, those coins are also pretty hard to come by.
"For by telling them of many things without teaching them you will make them seem to know much, while for the most part they know nothing"
-Plato
-Plato
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21/12/14
4883 coins: 1208 different types from 132 countries.
26/01/15
6208 coins: 1255 different types from 139 countries.
85% of my collection is online ... did some swaps to raise the number of countries. But had a definite priority to hunt specific coins I had on my wantlist instead of collecting countries solely. Which is in fact only a tertiary aspect of coin collecting to me.
4883 coins: 1208 different types from 132 countries.
26/01/15
6208 coins: 1255 different types from 139 countries.
85% of my collection is online ... did some swaps to raise the number of countries. But had a definite priority to hunt specific coins I had on my wantlist instead of collecting countries solely. Which is in fact only a tertiary aspect of coin collecting to me.
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Quote: Lotus07I think I got lucky because I got the Faroe and Greenland coins in my collection the same day and for a decent auction end price, it is only a matter of luck and looking every now and then for ending soon auctions and not bidding until the very last moment as auctions with several interested bidders from the start end up more expensive than those with just 2 or 3 bidding and you stalking them and jumping in right at the endQuote: crruisercharlieDon't forget Liechtenstein and the Faroer Islands, those coins are also pretty hard to come by.
Also got the Spitsbergen coin (you didn't mentioned it, but since it is also Nordic and somewhat rare I include it in the comment) near those two, but this one I got from a swap partner in Ekaterinburg, Russia, who was kind enough to get one from me from a Russian sales site since those coins are easier to come-by there (and cheaper).Liechtenstein on the other hand was a bit more expensive, but not that much as it came with free shipping. I think I also got it in an auction in which I was the only bidder, so I got it for the initial price of $45 I think.
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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I was so close to getting a coin from Liechtenstein for $40 at a recent coin show, I saw it in the display case, I told myself I would buy it when I came back from lunch... and it was gone 
Liechtenstein is popular, so act quickly!!
Liechtenstein is popular, so act quickly!!
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This is what it looked like in august 2012 (appr. 2650 coins):
And this is what it looks like now (3058 coins):
Latin America and Oceania have a healthier color, Africa slightly so, and since yesterday, Greenland is blue!
But for me, just like 1093i3511, the aim is not to color the world map: my focus is a specific period.
And this is what it looks like now (3058 coins):
Latin America and Oceania have a healthier color, Africa slightly so, and since yesterday, Greenland is blue!
But for me, just like 1093i3511, the aim is not to color the world map: my focus is a specific period.
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6086 coins, 2720 types, 260 countries
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Quote: ngdawa6086 coins, 2720 types, 260 countriesThe map is set on "by amount of different coins". This is how it looks like when it's sorted by total amount of coins:
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My last posting was August last year: Your online collection contains 1715 coins: 913 different types from 131 countries. Increased a little:
Your online collection contains 2280 coins: 1136 different types from 148 countries.
You currently have 328 coins to exchange.
Your online collection contains 2280 coins: 1136 different types from 148 countries.
You currently have 328 coins to exchange.
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February-March update:
Ended 2014 with:
3394 different types from 311 countries
January 2015:
3867 different types from 336 countries (+25)
February 2015:
4021 different types from 366 countries (+30)
Things are narrowing down to the impossible countries, but there are still a few doable in auctions.
Ended 2014 with:
3394 different types from 311 countries
January 2015:
3867 different types from 336 countries (+25)
February 2015:
4021 different types from 366 countries (+30)
Things are narrowing down to the impossible countries, but there are still a few doable in auctions.
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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Quote: ngdawawow! you must've spent a lot to succeed to get 55 new countries in just 2 months..?I stalk auctions
Usually get the coins for less than 1/3rd of their "Buy it now" prices. Also, some of them; maybe 20 or so, where from swaps. And several from foreign auction sites (from where the coins where), which makes them more affordable, usually 1/10th of eBay average. Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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Your online collection contains 2283 coins: 1608 different types from 167 countries.
This is by type. It'd be even more skewed toward the US, Canada and Russia/Soviet Union by the number of coins. 45 countries with 10 or more types and 38 countries with just 1. The median is 4.
Apr 27 update:
2447 coins: 1755 different types from 193 countries.
This is by type. It'd be even more skewed toward the US, Canada and Russia/Soviet Union by the number of coins. 45 countries with 10 or more types and 38 countries with just 1. The median is 4.
Apr 27 update:
2447 coins: 1755 different types from 193 countries.
HoH
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April update (Dashboard got improved as it now includes several previously missing islands and territories):
Ended 2014 with:
3394 different types from 311 countries
January 2015:
3867 different types from 336 countries (+25)
February 2015:
4021 different types from 366 countries (+30)
March-April 2015:
4207 different types from 374 countries (+8)
Ended 2014 with:
3394 different types from 311 countries
January 2015:
3867 different types from 336 countries (+25)
February 2015:
4021 different types from 366 countries (+30)
March-April 2015:
4207 different types from 374 countries (+8)
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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Lol, my dashboard looks kinda sad in comparison to many of the ones here. Too much grey and blue! But then I do have a newbie collection (still under the 100 mark, lol) and am trying to mainly focus on the UK as well as Europe, in particular Germany. 
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Quote: Miss MoneypennyLol, my dashboard looks kinda sad in comparison to many of the ones here. Too much grey and blue! But then I do have a newbie collection and am trying to mainly focus on the UK and Europe, in particular Germany.You have a better-looking newbie DB than the one when I was a newbie with only 7 countries; only 3 of them with more than a single coin. Then Numista swaps happened.
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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Your collection
Your online collection contains 745 coins: 420 different types from 58 countries. You currently have 180 coins to exchange.
i have
1 country with 100+ coins.
13 countries with 10+ coins.
13 countries with only "1" coin.
Your online collection contains 745 coins: 420 different types from 58 countries. You currently have 180 coins to exchange.
i have
1 country with 100+ coins.
13 countries with 10+ coins.
13 countries with only "1" coin.
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Quote: erdvillaYou have a better-looking newbie DB than the one when I was a newbie with only 7 countries; only 3 of them with more than a single coin. Then Numista swaps happened.Thanks, erdvilla!
Out of interest, what does each colour mean (besides grey = 0), and does each colour represent a range of actual coin numbers (e.g., 1-5 coins) or a percentage range of your entire collection? I suspect the latter, and just curious how it works.
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Quote: Miss MoneypennyThanks, erdvilla!It is the average they are on.
Out of interest, what does each colour mean (besides grey = 0), and does each colour represent a range of actual coin numbers (e.g., 1-5 coins) or a percentage range of your entire collection? I suspect the latter, and just curious how it works.
90-100% being red, meaning those are the countries you have more coins in, it has a bit of range depending on the number of coins you have there, lets say you have 400 in a country and 350 on another, they will both look red, with the 350 slightly clear, but almost unnoticeable.
Blue is for the countries in which you have less than 10% of what you have in your most populous one, but it will start going green around 5%, reaching light green at 10%.
Yellow starts at about 20% and starts going orange; reaching full orange at around 50%, and from there the process is a simple orange -> red over the course of the remaining 50%.
You can visualize your map by total amount or by types which is better as most users will normally have a lot of coins from their country, as we use to collect by years as it is easier, so if you visualize by total amount it is possible that you will only see a single colored country and all the rest as blue or green at best. While visualizing by types reflects a bit more color and diversity.
By the way, here is how my dashboard looked when I started (my Newbie dashboard, way emptier than your newbie one):
And now it looks like this with 90% of swaps to thank:
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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So, my blue is very likely quite different to another person's blue in terms of actual coin/type count. That's what I suspected, but thanks for the clarification! By the way, your dashboard has come a long way, and primarily due to swaps?? Wow!
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Not too bad right now, showing different types.
I collect UK coins by year, and the rest by type, so I'm obviously UK heavy.
http://www.facebook.com/NumismaticsUK
I'm not an expert in any kind of coins, but I reckon I'm good at research and will do my best to help. Feel free to tell me my identifications/valuations/gradings are wrong. It's the only way I'll learn.
I'm not an expert in any kind of coins, but I reckon I'm good at research and will do my best to help. Feel free to tell me my identifications/valuations/gradings are wrong. It's the only way I'll learn.
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I see that most of the people who have posted here miss only mongolia in the asia ( including me). is it hard tol get a coin from there??
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Quote: adithyasraoI see that most of the people who have posted here miss only mongolia in the asia ( including me). is it hard tol get a coin from there??Oh, I have a Mongolian coin in my <100 coin collection, lol!!
Found one by chance in a miscellaneous coin bin during a recent coin fair and paid next to nothing for it!Kinda used, but it's a nice, shiny gold one commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Mongolian revolution, so extra special. Here's the Numista listing: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10114.html
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Quote: Miss MoneypennyI only have 1 Mongolian coin. But if I ever wanted to increase the number I would go for this eBay $20 saleQuote: adithyasraoI see that most of the people who have posted here miss only mongolia in the asia ( including me). is it hard tol get a coin from there??Oh, I have a Mongolian coin in my <100 coin collection, lol!!
Kinda used, but it's a nice, shiny gold one commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Mongolian revolution, so extra special. Here's the Numista listing: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10114.html
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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Your online collection contains 686 coins: 451 different types from 99 countries.
You currently have 216 coins to exchange.
My goal for all of coin collecting is to get at least one coin from every country. Next is oldest coin that I can, then quality.
I am trying to fill in Africa. If anyone has a lot of African coins to swap, please PM me. Only US residents please.
You currently have 216 coins to exchange.
My goal for all of coin collecting is to get at least one coin from every country. Next is oldest coin that I can, then quality.
I am trying to fill in Africa. If anyone has a lot of African coins to swap, please PM me. Only US residents please.
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Africa getting so much love lately that I couldn't resist posting my dashboard. Hopefully it should get even more love if a swap with a user from Mozambique succeeds.
And all islands filled except for the "Micronesian ghost".
And all islands filled except for the "Micronesian ghost".
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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Constantly loosing some countries to re-location, but winning others for the same reason, and got some new as well:
Mexico's number increasing constantly, which is watering down the colors for some other countries, but it cannot be avoided as it is my main goal to have the best collection for Mexican coins that I can afford.
Mexico's number increasing constantly, which is watering down the colors for some other countries, but it cannot be avoided as it is my main goal to have the best collection for Mexican coins that I can afford.
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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Not fully updated
Administrateur du catalogue, référent de nombreuses nations antiques et de la Lorraine.
Catalogue administrator, numerous Antique nations and Lorraine referee.
Catalogue administrator, numerous Antique nations and Lorraine referee.
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Quote: chomp-masterYou should put the ones you are missing instead, as you are already over half the total.
Not fully updated
Numista referee for the "Viceroyalty of the New Spain" (most of it).
History through coins.
Eli V
History through coins.
Eli V
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Quote: erdvillaI'll try but later, need to sleep, it's already 1:30 CETQuote: chomp-masterYou should put the ones you are missing instead, as you are already over half the total.
Not fully updated
Administrateur du catalogue, référent de nombreuses nations antiques et de la Lorraine.
Catalogue administrator, numerous Antique nations and Lorraine referee.
Catalogue administrator, numerous Antique nations and Lorraine referee.
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Mine - 5184 Coins, 5238 Coins to swap, 4959 Different coins, 1624 Different types, 103 Countries.
My Dashboard has Australia in Red ... Not green like most I have seen on here.
Cheers Mike
My Dashboard has Australia in Red ... Not green like most I have seen on here.
Cheers Mike
Master Referee - See my profile for what I collect.
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1815 coins; 1732 different coins and 1571 different types from 157 countries.
I still remember starting out in April 2012 with about 200 coins!
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Quote: "Ronald70"Your online collection contains 1667 coins: 1369 different types from 138 countries.3 and a half years later...
You currently have 211 coins to exchange.
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Not much as I thought comparatively.
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My type collection:
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Quote: "ZacUK" Over six years ago [24/02/2014], and now ...
Your online collection contains 961 coins: 701 different types from 156 countries.
You currently have 7710 coins to exchange. :)
Your online collection contains 4696 coins: 2258 different types from 145 countries.
You currently have 7186 coins to exchange.
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Quote: "ArnoV, 29-01-2015"This is what it looked like in august 2012 (appr. 2650 coins):Fun to revisit this thread every so many years. In 2015 it was still a challenge to get Greenland any other colour than grey!
And this is what it looks like now [January 2015] (3058 coins):
Latin America and Oceania have a healthier color, Africa slightly so, and since yesterday, Greenland is blue!
The dashboard for July 2020 (3895 coins):
Little changed, even though my collection grew all right. Greenland is now just as orange as Denmark.
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My Dashboard
Progressing well, with a big bias on New Zealand and Britain my favourite countries.
I have a lot of Pacific Island coins too, but the small size of these islands makes it hard to see them.
Progressing well, with a big bias on New Zealand and Britain my favourite countries.
I have a lot of Pacific Island coins too, but the small size of these islands makes it hard to see them.
I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
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My coin collection today, many of my coins I get in great swaps with Numista members, many thanks to all...
Coin referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea, Marshall Islands, Moldova, Liberia and Spain
Banknote referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea and Spain
Banknote referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea and Spain
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41,000 coins?!?! 
oynbcn
Catalogue referee
Joined: 21 Eyl 2014
Posts: 1646
Posts: 1646
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Quote: "oynbcn"wow 41000! How do you keep so many coins organised? :)
My coin collection today, many of my coins I get in great swaps with Numista members, many thanks to all...
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Sharing mine here, glad I found Numista where I can manage my collection easier. More coins to come. Happy collecting everyone!
MaiCoins
MaiCoins
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I just got all the coins I wanted to get so most of my collecting is 90% done
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Coins : 705 (Only few Indian coins uploaded)
Countries : 178
Issuers : 192
Currently trying to learn more about coins and shipping process before start any swap
First milestone looking for is 200+ club
Regards,
Pramod (India)
Countries : 178
Issuers : 192
Currently trying to learn more about coins and shipping process before start any swap
First milestone looking for is 200+ club
Regards,
Pramod (India)
“Arise, awake, stop not until your goal is achieved.”
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From here in a year (if i dont forget this post).
Coins : 1996 ; Coins to swap: 1223 ; Different coins: 1841 ; Different types: 1038 ; Countries: 109 ; Issuers: 155
Coins : 1996 ; Coins to swap: 1223 ; Different coins: 1841 ; Different types: 1038 ; Countries: 109 ; Issuers: 155
Se queres ca muller che queira, ten diñeiro na carteira
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Nothing really impressive
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I wonder what will change in 2021 :)
Check my collection: https://www.instagram.com/coinsmaniac/?hl=hu
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I am trying to increase countries and issuers. This is my focus.
Turi
https://www.instagram.com/my_world_coins_collection
https://www.youtube.com/@passaportenumismatico
https://www.instagram.com/my_world_coins_collection
https://www.youtube.com/@passaportenumismatico
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This is for my coin collection.
I also have one for banknotes but I'm not yet done inputting all of them. Architecture Grad | Visual Artist | Coin Collector
Renacimiento Manila | Origami Pilipinas | UP TFA | Climate Reality
https://www.instagram.com/abonymous916/
Renacimiento Manila | Origami Pilipinas | UP TFA | Climate Reality
https://www.instagram.com/abonymous916/
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08/01/2021
Not that it matters
Not that it matters
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Happy, healthy & less stressful New Year to everyone!
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Quote: "Sjoelund"08/01/2021This is my map today, as you can see it is almost identical in colors to yours, it is very curious that there are so few countries of different color.
Not that it matters
Coin referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea, Marshall Islands, Moldova, Liberia and Spain
Banknote referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea and Spain
Banknote referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea and Spain
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As I become more specialised, my coin chart becomes more "centralised" around New Zealand, Australia and UK
I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
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479 Coins 408 Different coins 332 Different types 59 Countries 63 Issuers
There is still a lot to collect.
There is still a lot to collect. Silver coins were among the first coins ever used, thousands of years ago. The silver standard was used for centuries in many places of the world. And the use of silver for coins, instead of other materials, has many reasons.
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Quote: "Schumi4ever"By type:
By number:
Guess where I am from...
2145 total coins and 1697 types from 191 countries and 222 issuers.
?Here's mine:
Rob
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Haven't done one of those in many years.
Without doubles it's quite a cold map if you have a year collection in a general type collection world.
Without doubles it's quite a cold map if you have a year collection in a general type collection world.
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Quote: "Rkwitmer"Oh fudge...
Quote: "Schumi4ever"By type:
By number:
Guess where I am from...
2145 total coins and 1697 types from 191 countries and 222 issuers.?
Here's mine:
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Here is mine:
1903 Coins; 1897 Types
Hoping to achieve 2000 different coins soon
1903 Coins; 1897 Types
Hoping to achieve 2000 different coins soon
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What would be interesting would be a map of all coins... what I mean is: what would the map look like if someone would have all the coins in Numista. I guess it would be very red in EU (France, Germany, Italy, Spain -and their pre-nation states seem to have 1000's) and blue/green in Africa or South America where countries may have only a few 10's or low 100's of types.
Also... What would be the weight of such a collection?!
Also... What would be the weight of such a collection?!
Coin enthusiast, always learning
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I have 53 coins in my collection in which 14 are for swap. I’m not really a die hard collector but I still have coins from quite a few countries. Hi there! I am an inexperienced collector with an interest in a lot of coins
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Quote: "Goutham Sivasailam"What are these areas?I have 53 coins in my collection in which 14 are for swap. I’m not really a die hard collector but I still have coins from quite a few countries.
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Quote: "ngdawa"I just put these dots as kind of a challenge, so since you are the first person to report it officially ,you have won the challenge
Quote: "Goutham Sivasailam"What are these areas?
Congratulations!! Click this link as well:https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ Hi there! I am an inexperienced collector with an interest in a lot of coins
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Quote: "Goutham Sivasailam"LOL! Cheers mate!Quote: "ngdawa"I just put these dots as kind of a challenge, so since you are the first person to report it officially ,you have won the challengeQuote: "Goutham Sivasailam"What are these areas?
Congratulations!! Click this link as well:https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ
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Quote: "Goutham Sivasailam"Hey ngdawa and Goutham Sivasailam
Quote: "ngdawa"I just put these dots as kind of a challenge, so since you are the first person to report it officially ,you have won the challenge
Quote: "Goutham Sivasailam"What are these areas?
I’ve found this funny demolition gone wrong video please click the link. 😂
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ikFZLI4HLpQ
Hi to whoever is reading this. Did you know that TYPEWRITER (on a QWERTY keyboard) is the longest word you can type using only the letters on one row of the keyboard.
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Well, this is my map so far.
There are very few people on Numista in the "280 countries club", but we exist:)
Happy collecting, everyone!
There are very few people on Numista in the "280 countries club", but we exist:)
Happy collecting, everyone!
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This is mine but by type.
Hi to whoever is reading this. Did you know that TYPEWRITER (on a QWERTY keyboard) is the longest word you can type using only the letters on one row of the keyboard.
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This is mine, but only 20 to 25 % of my collection is already added to the Numista database:
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Quote: "Essor Prof"This is mine, but only 20 to 25 % of my collection is already added to the Numista database:OMG ... You have 11443 coins, and thats 25% of your toatal coins. Means you have around 45,000 of coins
. Where you keep all of them, at least a dedicated room is required in your house :)And map shows you don't have any coins from Asia, Europe (Hope that are in the 75%)
“Arise, awake, stop not until your goal is achieved.”
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Quote: "iiruig"Well, this is my map so far.500+ Issuers, that's a great collection
There are very few people on Numista in the "280 countries club", but we exist:)
Happy collecting, everyone!
“Arise, awake, stop not until your goal is achieved.”
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My dedication is on number of issuers
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Quote: "Geison"My dedication is on number of issuersWowwww...656 issuers is an incredible number, I am also trying to get more issuers, but it is not easy, how are you doing it? Congratulations!!!!
Coin referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea, Marshall Islands, Moldova, Liberia and Spain
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Banknote referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea and Spain
Idolenz
Catalogue referee
Joined: 13 Tem 2013
Posts: 9573
Posts: 9573
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From the looks of it many German and Indian states mostlikely also many Notgeld issues.
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Quote: "Worldwide collection"LOL
Quote: "Goutham Sivasailam"Hey ngdawa and Goutham Sivasailam
Quote: "ngdawa"I just put these dots as kind of a challenge, so since you are the first person to report it officially ,you have won the challenge
Quote: "Goutham Sivasailam"What are these areas?
I’ve found this funny demolition gone wrong video please click the link. 😂
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ikFZLI4HLpQ
Hi there! I am an inexperienced collector with an interest in a lot of coins
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