Collection map of coins is showing non-coins (Exonumia)

Hello friends and experts!

Since the old “300+ Club” I am addicted to buy coins for all regions of the world, that is the focus of my collection (And many more).

But there is a small bug

I want to know the number of issuers I have (without exonumia of course, so Tokens  are not selected)

It says I have 983, that is Odd because should be 982

So I realized Senegal is showing as if I have a coin, I know is a country very sought by collectors and it is very expensive coins:

The “coin” is this made up fantasy item N#13903  nothing to do with Senegal. Just a piece of metal with something written on it. I have added to my fantasy fakes collection, and I want that to stay there.

The question is:

How do we know the number of issuers we have, without exonumia? 

This is not a bug, you know. 😉 But it is a problem that appeared with the new object type classification (which, by the way, I like the concept).

The basic problem is “what is exonumia?”. Tokens and medals are exonumia, of course. But there are other like-coin objects that are exonumia for somepeople and are coins for other (and the same happen with like-banknote objects).

The “My collection” page only filter the top-level types (coins, tokens, medals, banknotes and paper exonumia).

Perhaps if we could select any type of objects, and more than one type (multiple selection), we could see the types that we want see in any case.

Understood, but doesn't seem practical, I guess using a rule would be better than try to make everyone happy (impossible btw).

Something like:

Coins: Everything issued by any monetary authority that is part of a legal structure (whether recognized or not). Those items can or can not be used for payments or store of value.

Exonumia: Everything else.

Wouldn't everything fit in this definitions?

davidhs

This is not a bug, you know. 😉 But it is a problem that appeared with the new object type classification (which, by the way, I like the concept).

I see this problem as a bug.