Snap of your Dashboard (new thread)
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The old thread is pretty big and taking a long time to load so I thought it's time to start a new one. Here's my current dashboard. After refining my collection I now have 779 coins from 93 countries. Top country is Fiji with 86 coins closely followed by the UK with 82.
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Your online collection contains 971 coins: 708 different types from 157 countries.
You currently have 7709 coins to exchange.
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
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Quote: Heretic_CataHere is mine:That was in March 2013
"Your online collection contains 257 coins (all different) from 86 countries."
I did not put the doubles on the site.
A year has passed:
Your online collection contains 538 coins (all different) from 160 countries.
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wow it worked still adding
6060 coins
2070 types
232 countries
my top five
US 906 coins
Germany 543
UK 438
Canada 299
France 295
It is, what it is, or is it.
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No new countries for me at the moment
But a lot of new types and years for Mexico, currently 261 types.
But a lot of new types and years for Mexico, currently 261 types.
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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Here's mine
Nordfljot Groningen-Friesland.
Referee for Dutch Republic, Netherlands and Frisia
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Referee for Dutch Republic, Netherlands and Frisia
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Quote: erdvillaNo new countries for me at the momentFinally reached 100 Countries/Territories, was stuck at 99 for months (wasn't really trying to increase the number, but 100 looks better than "almost 100"). Also, some countries went green since my last post, which is also caused because the new additions to Mexico are now slow so it won't turn the rest of the map blue like after my first huge hauls for it.
But a lot of new types and years for Mexico, currently 261 types.
Again, it is my map by types, because by amount it would all appear blue except Mexico and USA almost green.
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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My map by type in January '14:
Map now after some purchases and swaps:
I still see a lot of grey, I hope I can change that soon
Map now after some purchases and swaps:
I still see a lot of grey, I hope I can change that soon
-DMK- Just a collector with hoarding tendencies.
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Following my latest purchases:
Your online collection contains 1332 coins: 744 different types from 117 countries.
You currently have 131 coins to exchange
Your online collection contains 1332 coins: 744 different types from 117 countries.
You currently have 131 coins to exchange
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Thanks for a new thread! I had been thinking of starting a new one myself for awhile, but wasn't sure if I should or not. Glad someone else took initiative. 
My countries are starting to get filled in more and more... I'm pretty impressed with how Central and South America are looking at this point, and I've got several more African countries and one large Middle Eastern country (Saudi Arabia) done since my last map, too. Keep in mind that one of my goals is to get at least 1 coin from every country in the world.
My previous map:
Latest map:
My countries are starting to get filled in more and more... I'm pretty impressed with how Central and South America are looking at this point, and I've got several more African countries and one large Middle Eastern country (Saudi Arabia) done since my last map, too. Keep in mind that one of my goals is to get at least 1 coin from every country in the world.
My previous map:
Latest map:
A six year Numista absence makes the heart grow fonder... ?
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Quote: demeykellyMy map by type in January '14:That is still QUITE an impressive change, though!!
Map now after some purchases and swaps:
I still see a lot of grey, I hope I can change that soon
A six year Numista absence makes the heart grow fonder... ?
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4169 coins, 4168 types (thanks to Polish 2 Zlote of which the 1975 & 1987 is seen as same type) from 255 countries.
Only blank spot is the Saharawi Republic, but I don't believe these coins actually circulated
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Just decided at the beginning of the year to actually collect World coins. I've been collecting nazi and occupation coins for a while, coins from Israel and France, but finally decided to get one from every country. Here's what I have so far. 2685 coins 371 different types 82 countries 
If you don't stand for something you'll fall for anything
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Previous update April:
USA Types increase greatly thanks to a kilo swap. And Africa is finally filling up, but there are still a lot of countries and territories empty over there. Americas almost there!
If you open both images in different tabs and switch from one to the other you can really see the changes.
Quote: erdvillaMay update after several swaps, some of which are still in transit but I add the coins once the packs are sent to keep control over what I ask from other possible swaps.
USA Types increase greatly thanks to a kilo swap. And Africa is finally filling up, but there are still a lot of countries and territories empty over there. Americas almost there!
If you open both images in different tabs and switch from one to the other you can really see the changes.
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 13018 coins: 2043 different types from 169 countries.
You currently have 12597 coins to exchange.
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Your online collection contains 1700 coins: 392 different types from 61 countries.
Lost Norway on Saturday (24 Skilling - Oscar I, 1852, Rarity Index 90).
But, Slovenia and Katanga arriving this week.
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
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just have Canadian coins left to input
Your online collection contains 1971 coins: 637 different types from 74 countries.
Trying to complete my large cent collection right now. Any help would be appreciated
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Old thread revival alert!!!! 
I think there was a recent thread like this not so long ago but I think it has got lost in the numista database abyss.
Might as well add mine, even though only a 1/4 of my collection is added so far.....
I think there was a recent thread like this not so long ago but I think it has got lost in the numista database abyss.Might as well add mine, even though only a 1/4 of my collection is added so far.....
Restoration addict : Verdigris Removal : Zinc White spot removal : Iron Rust Removal : Silver brooch/necklace mount Removal
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This is my map, sorted by amount of different coins (types) (it gets more colourful that way )
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Still unregistered some euro coins but here is my new filled map (need a few countries to definitely fill it but not sure all would be available, particularly for archipelagos)
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: "ngdawa"This is my map, sorted by amount of different coins (types) (it gets more colourful that wayHere's by total amount of coins. I guess you now know why I prefer the other map
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Quote: "erdvilla"Previous update April:Previous posts are from 2014.
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May update after several swaps, some of which are still in transit but I add the coins once the packs are sent to keep control over what I ask from other possible swaps.
USA Types increase greatly thanks to a kilo swap. And Africa is finally filling up, but there are still a lot of countries and territories empty over there. Americas almost there!
If you open both images in different tabs and switch from one to the other you can really see the changes.
Watching progress as I hadn't post in this thread for too long (used the other one), but it is nice seeing how I progressed:
Your online collection contains 8336 coins: 4884 different types from 392 countries.
Poland and Mexico are now my only two red ones because of how much I increased Mexico's types almost everything else got declored.
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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Africa isn't as filled in as it looks because the West African States and Central African States are filling in several countries that I don't really have.
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Quote: "Tovarich"Don't worry, CAS are easier to fill than you can expect as circulating coins existed for BEAC countries (100F & 500F). However WAS are not similar as no country was allowed to make its own circulating coinage, only commemorative, with notable exceptions of Guinea-Bissau as lately joining the BCEAO and Mali withdrawing for a few years before joining back.
Africa isn't as filled in as it looks because the West African States and Central African States are filling in several countries that I don't really have.
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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March 6 (2283 coins: 1608 different types from 167 countries) - Nov 24 (2747 coins: 2024 different types from 227 countries):
Find 10 differences :)
Find 10 differences :)
HoH
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I do like balance so my board isn't too colorful-except for my own country USA.
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2476 coins/1001 types from 120 counries
Most of my collection are European coins, leaving quite a few grey areas in Africa and Asia.
Gwyde
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I am Dutch but I have more Russian coins.
Pleae check my own shop:
https://www.lastdodo.nl/nl/shops/Jelle097
World wide shipping for the real shipping price!
https://www.lastdodo.nl/nl/shops/Jelle097
World wide shipping for the real shipping price!
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I just need Western Sahara to fill that last gap on Africa. If you live in the US and have Western Sahara coins to swap, please have a look at my swaplist.
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Image as I reach 300 coins for Austria & Cie, most old Habsburg and Salzburg. Some 85 from modern Austria.
Blue here and there is for sailing boats on coins.
Collection by type.
Quand l'Histoire et la Géographie se croisent sur nos pièces de monnaie ...
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My collection contains 5475 coins, 2246 different types and 3161 coins to exchange. I have coins from 299 countries and soon will reach 302 with three new countries arriving (Liechtenstein, Spanish Netherlands and French city of Cette). I do not collect fantasy coins or NCLT coins from small island nations.
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Good, You'll join the 300 country club soon 
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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My collection has 227 nations. Some of my rare coins from nations include Kingdom of Hawaii, Sealand, Danish West Indies, British Antarctic Territory, Azores, Puerto Rico, New Guinea, and Saint Pierre and Miquelon
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hello,
A revival for this post as I just passed the 400 types for Austrian coins sensu lato:
I collect by types.
Part of the change was due to modifications in the country list, but mainly reorientation of my collection.
A revival for this post as I just passed the 400 types for Austrian coins sensu lato:
I collect by types.
Part of the change was due to modifications in the country list, but mainly reorientation of my collection.
Quand l'Histoire et la Géographie se croisent sur nos pièces de monnaie ...
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Quote: "pcarey2003"Following my latest purchases:Been a long time since I did one of these
Your online collection contains 1332 coins: 744 different types from 117 countries.
You currently have 131 coins to exchange
By Coins_________________________By Types
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94 counties, 106 issuers.
Feels like cheating a bit when Russian Empire and Ottoman empire cover so much territory on my map, but there are loads of countries in the middle east and asia that I don't have :-)
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Hell and damnation, my Nauru coin has been moved to exonumia
Referee of south atlantic islands
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I started coin collection from last October and here i stand
Cheers,
Pramod
Cheers,
Pramod
“Arise, awake, stop not until your goal is achieved.”
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Not much has happened here, except that I have sorted my collection in different collections. So here my collection World:
The map excludes:
The map excludes:
- Albania - Italian Occupation
- Belgian Congo
- Belgian Congo & Ruanda-Urundi
- Belgium - German Occupation
- British Honduras
- British West Africa
- Ceylon
- China - Empire
- Congo Free State
- Denmark - German Occupation
- East Africa
- Eurozone
- Finland, Grand Duchy of - Autonomous part of the Russian Empire
- French Afars and Issas
- French Equatorial Africa
- French Indochina
- French Oceania
- French Somaliland
- French West Africa
- German Empire
- Greece (ancient)
- Habsburg
- India - British
- India - Portuguese
- Judea
- Korea
- Livonia, Swedish
- Malaya
- Malaya and British Borneo
- Netherlands - German Occupation
- Netherlands East Indies
- New Guinea
- North Borneo
- Norway - German Occupation
- Ottoman Empire
- Persia
- Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
- Pomerania, Swedish dominion of
- Rhodesia
- Rhodesia and Nyasaland
- Rome
- Russia - Empire
- Rwanda-Burundi
- Straits Settlements
- Soviet Union, as well as Government Bank Issue (1991)
- Sweden
- Third Reich
- Weimar Republic
- Yugoslavia, until 2003
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Quote: "Frenchlover"Hell and damnation, my Nauru coin has been moved to exonumiaLOL! I hate when that happens!
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I must have posted in the old thread, here's my updated dashboard
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Quote: "ngdawa"lack of vigilance, I should be more attentive to these singularities which emit non-circulating coins. My fault.
Quote: "Frenchlover"Hell and damnation, my Nauru coin has been moved to exonumiaLOL! I hate when that happens!
A few tenth of dollars more for an island which does not even have any more phosphate
Referee of south atlantic islands
Frenchlover
Catalogue referee
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Quote: "ngdawa"It bugs me that Denmark is included in Greenland and Faroe Islands, even though I understand why.you are a little too picky
Did you ever see a white bear walking through Copenhagen
Referee of south atlantic islands
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Hi, I started my collection with my father in 2011, and now my dashboard is this one, it grows very much till I use the swaps on this wonderful website, so many thanks to Numista for that (sorry for my bad and basic english).
Best regards to all of you, Oscar from Barcelona
Best regards to all of you, Oscar from Barcelona
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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Pictures of the storage of your tremendous collection might be amazing
Referee of south atlantic islands
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I still have quite a few US and Oriental cash coins to list.
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