Incorrect entry

Hello,
I have just found this new entry: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces33167.html
This is incorrect in many ways:

1. The issuing country is Austria, not Hungary (although it is widely known as Austria-Hungary, it does make a difference. The Austrian coins have the Habsburg eagle on the reverse, while the Hungarian has the greater coat of arms of Hungary, which - in case of this coin - looks like this:
http://www.pannoniaterra.hu/media/tetelek/m2/5801h.jpg

2. The emperor is not Joseph, but "Franz Joseph I." [in German] or "Francis Joseph I." if you want the entry in English

As I am new here, what's the process? Just enter into modification and correct someone's entry or shall I report to the Numista team, in a post like this?

Thanks,
Imre

The sheet looks like it has not been verified by a moderator so have at it - make all the changes you think appropriate

oh, well - maybe you're right, I already verified the sheet. but I based my corrections on the
fact what the user entered - it was called 4 florins / 10 francs - that would mean hungary's
4 forint / 10 francs, am I right. please correct me if there is a similar austrian coin.
the images was not correct for the data though - I noticed that, too.

edit: I found an austrian 4 florin entry in the catalogs. but a different image here, too.
so maybe there are more (unlisted) 4 florin coins for austria or it is still something different

Dear Makake77,

Now, I could not find any of them on Numista ,
but here are two links, where you can see the difference:
http://www.pannoniaterra.hu/media/tetelek/m2/5801h.jpg - this is the Hungarian, same guy, similar design, same weight, Hungarian text, and you are right the spelling is. 4 "Forint - 10 Frank" with the Hungarian coat of arms.
http://www.coininvestdirect.com/en/gold_coins/4-florin-10-fr-gold.html - this is the Austrian, Latin text, Habsburg eagle, and the spelling is: 4 Florin - 10 Frank

Where did the entry go? Now I do not find it somehow neither in Hungary nor in Austria?  

Thanks for the effort,
Imre

Oh hey there.

So apparently the year entry wasn't the same as the photo entry. So, I moved the owner's year entry according to the photo 1915 instead of 1870 to KM#2267 in Austria.

I understand though, man. Hungarian coins have that shield while Austrian coins have the double-headed eagle.

RE: SmartOneKg
"I understand though, man. Hungarian coins have that shield while Austrian coins have the double-headed eagle." -

 YES  

Either the shield on the reverse or Madonna with the child, the patron saint of Hungary, and on some beautiful occassions, actually both: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces18112.html
Like on this favorite of mine.  

Ha.

Honestly I think I'd prefer Maria Theresa's head instead, but alright.

So yeah that entry is kapoof. Don't worry about it, and think as if it never existed.

It's past midnight, so I got to sleep or else I talk strange. Good night Numista.