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Might be your 134 coins from the Russian empire. I noticed on the map, they make Alaska a deeper red than the rest of the us.
Rob
Great eye, I had never hovered over Alaska before. That indeed is it.
A touch over 5 years later, things have changed.

February 2016


April 2021
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble.  It's what you know for sure, that just ain't so.  Mark Twain
A touch over 7 years later, things have changed.

Feb 2014


​Your online collection contains 961 coins: 701 different types from 156 countries.
​You currently have 7710 coins to exchange.

Apr 2021

8052 Coins: 6275 Coins to swap: 4056 Different coins:
1790 Different types: 145 Countries:198 Issuers

Nowadays there is also Exonumia section ...
https://en.numista.com/vous/index.php?ct=exonumia
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
My coin collection today...

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Quote: "oynbcn"​My coin collection today...


​Impressive numbers. You have nearly 7 times more coins to swap than I have in my entire collection8)
Thank you very much for your comment, I have been collecting for a few years (especially since 2014), and above all I have obtained most of the coins in Numista swaps.
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have long way to gohttps://en.numista.com/vous/index.php?ct=coin
Quote: "muzz0000"​have long way to gohttps://en.numista.com/vous/index.php?ct=coin
​It depends who's looking because with your link everyone is looking at his own dashboard!
Here's mine... collecting by type. The last "big" chunk that I filled up last year was Western Sahara. Since then the map looks more or less complete until you start poking at small dots in the middle of the oceans (Palau, Nauru, Niue, Pitcairn, South Georgia&Sandwich...).

Coin enthusiast, always learning
My first map of the New Year. HAPPY NEW 2022 to all the users and numismatic people!!!!!! :wiz:

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The map is on >
https://en.numista.com/vous/index.php?ct=coin
and here is mine today >

6275 - Coins
6275 - Coins to swap
2491 - Different coins
641 - Different types
76 - Countries
79 - Issuers
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
My collection as of 1/1/2022:

Numista's Unofficial Soccer Maniac! ⚽
And this is mine as of 01.01.2022.

Quote: "iiruig"​And this is mine as of 01.01.2022.

​Wowww, 289 countries, I think I will never get this impressive numbers. Congratulations!!!:wiz:
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Well, here is my current dashboard:

After 5 years my world map is almost complete.
Just a few major areas still missing.

And there's my banknote dashboard as well:
Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com
Time for an update from last year. 9,000 coins and most of the world covered.



And my coin stats, my collection is worth $30k + ???? Well the silver weight of 6.5kg is worth $7,600 and this includes hundreds of coins worth way above melt.



Anyone think my coin collecting is just getting a bit out of hand. Spending a weeks wages on sterling silver sets is usually a good sign! It's like I can't let a week go by without some addition to my coin collection, be it a shilling, a halfcrown - some Australian $2 coins, another set, some silver bling or even world mix!

PS - Just looked at yours Sjoelund and think I may have someway to go yet!!
I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
Hi,

I'm probably quite a few years older than you, that might explain that:O
Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com
The last time I had pasted in one of the older threads was back in Feb 2020



Here’s how it stands now



added some 700 coin, 3 countries and 12 issuers over the last almost 2years !
I made a quick animation between the two years of yours:

Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
Quote: "ZacUK"​ I made a quick animation between the two years of yours:

​Wowww, I like this animation, wich program you used for that?

This topic is very interesting, since you can see the different collection options of the users. All the collections that are shown are really interesting, either because of the total number of coins / types, or countries / issuers, types of coins (circulating / commemoratives) or materials, or several of these options together or separately.
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It is a free download program called PhotoScape which I have had for years.
It is very good - examples ...
https://en.numista.com/forum/topic89307.html#p755143 [animation]
https://en.numista.com/forum/topic116627.html#p954271 [lettering]
and it can also rotate, brighten or darken, and loads of other things.
I first found out about it on this topic ten years ago ...
https://en.numista.com/forum/topic10147.html#p63138 [cropping]
:)
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
Wow, it's great all that it allows you to do. I think I'm going to download it and play around a bit to see if I learn to do something similar to what you do. Thanks for sharing. ;)
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Quote: "ZacUK"​ I made a quick animation between the two years of yours:

​that’s very cool indeed! I noticed in some places the yellow got lighter and the greens got darker. Would love for more of the African countries to turn yellow, but unlikely as these countries don’t tend to issue that many commemorative circulation - egypt and South Africa being exceptions!
My dashboards by type
My dashboard



Pramod
“Arise, awake, stop not until your goal is achieved.”

It's been about 1 year since my last. 

 

This one is ONLY my World collection, circulating pre-1962………

 

 

I have the USA covered with CWT's.  Algeria is a big hole.  Namibia is never gonna happen.

It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble.  It's what you know for sure, that just ain't so.  Mark Twain

Peter M. Graham

I have the USA covered with CWT's.  Algeria is a big hole.  Namibia is never gonna happen.

I don't know what CWT is, bjt how come Namibia is “never gonna happen”?

ngdawa

Peter M. Graham

I have the USA covered with CWT's.  Algeria is a big hole.  Namibia is never gonna happen.

I don't know what CWT is, bjt how come Namibia is “never gonna happen”?

I think it is because he shows the collection of pre-1962 and probably it is impossible to “paint” Namibia on this map with coins before 1962.

I think it is because he shows the collection of pre-1962 and probably it is impossible to “paint” Namibia on this map with coins before 1962.

Bingo

It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble.  It's what you know for sure, that just ain't so.  Mark Twain

I don't know what CWT is?

CWT = Civil War Token

 

My pet peeve.  Not included as an Issuer under USA.  Especially odd as we just added CSA  (Confederate States of America) as an Issuer(?).

It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble.  It's what you know for sure, that just ain't so.  Mark Twain

 

Not the largest collection out there, but mine :)

There are a lot Greek ones because i collect 1,2,5 Euro Cents year by year

ngdawa, Posted: 2-Feb-20156086 coins, 2720 types, 260 countries

This is my map of Coins in my collection

4434 coins, 4316 types, 232 countries, 294 issuers

 

This is my map of Coins for swap

3758 coins, 2134 types, 108 countries, 113 issuers

My dashboard by coins…

 

Oscar

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My coins! I've been collecting since the middle of 2020, when i've got a nice brazilian collection from a late great-uncle, and been expanding it since.

oynbcn

My dashboard by coins…

 

Oscar

Referee of south atlantic islands

My coin dashboard after the purchases I made today in a coin fair:

My world map is almost complete, only one major area still in grey.

And I finally reached 200 countries.

Giobruno

My coin dashboard after the purchases I made today in a coin fair:

My world map is almost complete, only one major area still in grey.

And I finally reached 200 countries.

👏👏👏 

Nice to see Brazil users with complete maps.

 

Acredita que no nosso ranking de emissores do nosso grupo do whatsapp tem  4 pessoas com mais de 1000 issuers

Geison

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Nice to see Brazil users with complete maps.

 

Acredita que no nosso ranking de emissores do nosso grupo do whatsapp tem  4 pessoas com mais de 1000 issuers

Obrigado, mas o mapa ainda não está 100% completo. Descontando as ilhas, ainda falta Djibouti e Saara Ocidental.

Mas deu pra fazer um bom progresso na feira ontem em SP.

 

Thanks, but the map is not yet 100% complete. Discounting the islands, Djibouti and Western Sahara are still missing.

But I managed to make a good progress yesterday the the fair.

I haven't shared mine in a while. I've been mostly focusing on ‘pre-Euro' European coins as well as ‘coloring’ the whole map

 

https://mnesiccoins.gitlab.io/    https://www.instagram.com/mnesiccoins/

Here is my dashboard…

 

Referee for Exonumia from United States

Here's mine. I'm so tiny compared to everyone else. 😅 Added my dup coins to swap.

MiaQc

Here's mine. I'm so tiny compared to everyone else. @

When I started my collection, I only had 5 coins….. so don't worry, with the time they'll come!

Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com

Here's mine, this includes all my duplicates as well.

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.

An increase of 122 coins and 9 issuers compared to January … not bad seeing that the almost 4000 types from Europe already cover a vast percentage of the 20th and 21st century

Just call me Bram

No new swaps for the moment, still too many half-ongoing swaps to clean up!

This is mine at the moment…'

 

 

Australia is obviously very red for me. 😄

 

Mike

Master Referee - See my profile for what I collect.
 

Here mine, but Australia is not so red!

 

Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com

1237 coins currently

Have seen a lot of coins, Bullion, & Exonumia this year so far.

 

Just after a big collection buy in - my collection has reached past 10,000 items with 1300+ silver coins worth $8k in melt.

 

I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society

klei92From 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

I clearly forgot about this thread… 😆

 

I am back [in many ways] to post a new update of my collection just before starting a downgrade to clean my collection of certain recent pieces that no longer interest me.

 

In almost 5 years as a pure rookie, collecting “seriously” everything with no distinction, I was able to obtain more than 2500 pieces that went straight to my collection [and around another 1500-2000 that went to my doubled list]. 

 

It was quite funny but at the same time, Its time to evolve as a collector. Lets see if I can make this happen.

 

 

Coins : 2503; Coins to swap: 0; Different coins: 2317; Different types: 1393; Countries: 126; Issuers: 184

Se queres ca muller che queira, ten diñeiro na carteira

My dashboard updated after yesterday's coin fair:

Completed a few gaps in Africa and Oceania.

 

Now only one mainland country is still missing.

And after it I'll have all continents 100% coloured.

My dashboard updated to the last day of 2022.

 

 

Happy collecting and Happy 2023!!!!

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In one year 201 extra types and 10 extra issuers
Happy collecting in 2023 to all!

 

Just call me Bram

No new swaps for the moment, still too many half-ongoing swaps to clean up!

Here’s mine excluding duplicates:

Coins

Banknotes

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.

My 2022 results. 

My map of coins.

Turi
https://www.instagram.com/my_world_coins_collection
https://www.youtube.com/@passaportenumismatico

I will post mine again here as well, to remember the end of 2022.

 

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Entered 2023 with this:

Numista Referee for Banknotes from Bulgaria 🇧🇬

I joined Numista I think 2 years ago.  It has taken me that long to properly enter everything.  Just passed 3000 types and closing in on 300 issuers.

 

Notice I do not have my US collection here, and I completely avoid Euro-coins (there are 0 in this collection).  

 

I just did a huge purge, gave my niece and nephew quite a few of  my duplicates, sold off some in bulk, and now I'm ready to start swapping. What a project this was! 

 

Casual collector, world coins by type.

This is my African-collection sofar…

...you can run,  but you can't hide...

My coin dashboard is nearly unchanged.

Added Solomon Islands, but that's all. Western Sahara is still the only continental area still in grey.

 

But my banknote dashboard changed a lot after today's purchases:

 

Update from my previous post:

Added Vanuatu to my coin dashboard, but little has changed when you have a 99% complete map.

 

But made a progress on my banknote dashboard:

With the 3 countries added yesterday, I have only three major holes remaining: Eastern Caribbean, Iceland and New Zealand (as Panama and Western Sahara do not count).

 

________________________________________________________________

Update 17/06:

 

Managed to get Belize, Iceland and New Zealand banknotes.

 

Now my dashboard map is more than 95% complete.

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yvon

 

This is my African-collection sofar…

 

I could help you with Egypt. 😉

Here's a little peek behind the scenes, and the reason for my downsizing of my collection:

 

Collection: Ancient & Medieval

 

Collection: 1500–1700

 

Collection: Colonies, Occupation & Protectorates

ngdawa

yvon

 

This is my African-collection sofar…

 

I could help you with Egypt. 😉

That would be nice may be. But I got allready a ‘raw’collection of Egypt; a shoebox full of unsorted coins from there,
 waiting to be registered here in my collection. But the time to do so….

...you can run,  but you can't hide...
Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com

Managed to upgrade my banknote dashboard after today's coin fair:

 

 

Now the map is near complete, the only considerable-sized hole remaining is Lesotho.

Excluding Panama and Western Sahara due to their particularities, of course.

 

About the coin dashboard, added one country and a few issuers, but the map remained unchanged since it have only one hole remaining.

Giobruno

Managed to upgrade my banknote dashboard after today's coin fair:

 

 

Now the map is near complete, the only considerable-sized hole remaining is Lesotho.

Congratulations! 🥳

Lesotho should be relatively easy to fill with a cheap banknote. 😊

ngdawa

Giobruno

Managed to upgrade my banknote dashboard after today's coin fair:

 

 

Now the map is near complete, the only considerable-sized hole remaining is Lesotho.

Congratulations! 🥳

Lesotho should be relatively easy to fill with a cheap banknote. 😊

Thanks!

 

The seller that sold me the other notes didn't had Lesotho. More luck at the next fair.

After that only island countries will be remaining, and these ones I'm not in a hurry.

 

Technically there's still a hole in Europe (Liechtenstein), but since notes from there are presumably rare, I won't bother with it.

The result of collecting for 59 years.  Internet and the web help a lot, but then Numista was a real booster

CirculableCoins

Giobruno

ngdawa

Giobruno

Managed to upgrade my banknote dashboard after today's coin fair:

 

 

Now the map is near complete, the only considerable-sized hole remaining is Lesotho.

Congratulations! 🥳

Lesotho should be relatively easy to fill with a cheap banknote. 😊

Thanks!

 

The seller that sold me the other notes didn't had Lesotho. More luck at the next fair.

After that only island countries will be remaining, and these ones I'm not in a hurry.

 

Technically there's still a hole in Europe (Liechtenstein), but since notes from there are presumably rare, I won't bother with it.

I got my Liechtenstein set of three notes for 15 USD. If we are to believe Numista values that was very cheap, but I think you can still find them for about that price.

GiannaReggio

The result of collecting for 59 years.  Internet and the web help a lot, but then Numista was a real booster

You're in the same boat as me, having everything but Western Sahara and tiny islands.

 

About that small hole in Liechtenstein, for coins it's easier to fill that hole: Roman Empire counts for that area.

 

 

And ngdawa, thanks for the hint, let's see what I can find at the next coin fair.

Hi, community, here is mine snap: 

 

BRGDS

My coin map is finally at 100%!!!

 

 

Yesterday there was a change, Morocco is also appearing in the Western Sahara area.

(Announced here https://en.numista.com/forum/topic135628.html)

 

That change also affects banknotes, so that gap was filled in the other dashboard too.

The other gaps I mentioned in september's post are unchanged since the next fair I'll go will be in december.

Hi all!

 

Great increase in my collection when it regards to countries and a mark reached, the 1000 coins! 🌍

 

Very happy to share with the community this achievement:

 

 

Before                                                                  Now

 

Have a nice weekend!

ngdawa

GiobrunoThanks!

 

The seller that sold me the other notes didn't had Lesotho. More luck at the next fair.

After that only island countries will be remaining, and these ones I'm not in a hurry.

 

Technically there's still a hole in Europe (Liechtenstein), but since notes from there are presumably rare, I won't bother with it.

I got my Liechtenstein set of three notes for 15 USD. If we are to believe Numista values that was very cheap, but I think you can still find them for about that price.

Today I've found Liechtenstein notes in the fair. But they were for almost 200 reais (40 dollars) each one. So I didn't pick any of them (and later got an Ayyubid silver for that price).

 

On the other side I now have Lesotho and Netherlands Antilles on the notes' map.

 

I believe my banknote map is at 99% now. 

5 years in the making! (Most is from the past year)

My coin collection today. Have all a Happy New numismatic 2024!!!!

 

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Happy new year everyone,

Here is my dashboard…

Referee for: Egypt

My coin collection today...before summer holidays!!!

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oynbcn

My coin collection today...before summer holidays!!!

Oscar, how much does it weigh?:)

iiruig

oynbcn

My coin collection today...before summer holidays!!!

Oscar, how much does it weigh?:)

268 kg  i did not think about it. Too much!!!

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More than a quarter of a ton, I'm only at 221, so that will take a while to come to your present level.

Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com

Moneytane

Just after a big collection buy in - my collection has reached past 10,000 items with 1300+ silver coins worth $8k in melt.

 

Wow my collection has changed massively from nearly 2 years ago. Double the amount of silver, some gold, yet the coin count is only up 3.5k!

 

Little change in the world map though, still 4 or 5 major countries. Parts of Africa still elude me. Many of the stans are covered by Soviet coins.

 

Its still small next to Oscar's collection.

I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society

The value of a collection is, in my opinion, in the enthusiasm that each of us puts into obtaining new pieces, the number of coins is not important. I, for example, make the collection with my 85-year-old father and every moment I spend with him cataloguing, exchanging and experiencing numismatics is unique. 

Also, thanks for the compliments and comments, but your collections are also worthy of praise. I follow the Forum and have exchanged with some of you, and I love some of the pieces you show. Congratulations.

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qwerty844448
Nothing really impressive :(

My map after 2.5 years (by type). I still find it peculiar that the country I have the most types of coins in my collection is not my home country. 

From March 2015:

HouseofhamYour online collection contains 2283 coins: 1608 different types from 167 countries.



 

to July 2024:

5308 coins, 3952 types, 198 countries, 304 issuers

HoH

ngdawa, Posted: 31 Jul 2022, 15:41

ngdawa, Posted: 2-Feb-20156086 coins, 2720 types, 260 countries

This is my map of Coins in my collection

4434 coins, 4316 types, 232 countries, 294 issuers

 

This is my map of Coins for swap

3758 coins, 2134 types, 108 countries, 113 issuers

My collection during the big Project Downsize

 

4268 coins, 1739 coins for swap, 2636 types, 210 countries, 305 issuers

Turi

My 2022 results. 

My map of coins.

One and half years later… some countries less and 196 issuers more 😀

Turi
https://www.instagram.com/my_world_coins_collection
https://www.youtube.com/@passaportenumismatico

It's been almost a year since anyone shared their dashboard...here's mine as of today. ☺️

 

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This collection probably weights nearly a quarter tonne (swap coins excluded). 😲

ashloboThe last time I had pasted in one of the older threads was back in Feb 2020



Here’s how it stands now



added some 700 coin, 3 countries and 12 issuers over the last almost 2years !

3 yrs later and I’ve obviously slowed down quantity wise, but probably improved quality wise imo. Not too shabby

 

Some years later I reached 1000, now will try to remove some notgeld and focus on old dinasties to stay at 1000 issuers

 

aww, I've got soo far to go :P  This is going to be fun.   

"All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost." - J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring

Idolenz

This collection probably weights nearly a quarter tonne (swap coins excluded). 😲

Wow, how did you calculate it so accurately? It's 275 kg. I hope I don't find the collection at the downstairs neighbor's house one day, 😆.

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I took my collection's weight and extrapolated it to the size of yours. The average coin mass should be similar enough but It seems your coins are a bit heavier then mine so I undershot it by a bit.

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