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Mine, but incomplete yet.


Once get back to Malaysia, will update my database..  ;)
Love Coin = Love History
I need to get cracking on African and the middle east nations..



As you can see I collect mostly U.S., Canada and U.K....
But with my new goal of collecting my birth year from every nation,
I will fill this in quickly  :D

 
So many coins... So little time...
My 2013 resolution is to concentrate on collecting a few territorities (Sarawak, Straits Settlements), so it will take longer to fill up the whole map.

Today:  562 coins: 252 different types from 82 countries

I've been amassing coins from my relatives for years and only started getting serious about 4 months ago; I got a big coin set for Christmas, which is kind of cheating, but I've almost achieved world domination!

"Your online collection contains 718 coins: 640 different types from 202 countries."



It has been fun trading with people and I hope to complete my map!
My online collection contains 19354 coins: 5621 different types from 238 countries.
I currently have 13006 coins to exchange.
Happy New Year - 2013

Col Suresh Bagga
baggasuresh@yahoo.com
India
Double milestone for me tonight; After a full weekend of cataloging I just crossed the 3100 coins and 100 different Countries mark..........

"Your online collection contains 3124 coins: 638 different types from 100 countries."

shown by amount of different coins


And I'm not done cataloging yet (8
So many coins... So little time...
Wow! Some amazing collections here. Got a long way to go to collect 2 coins from every country listed here and more but I'm thoroughly enjoying the interaction and knowledge shared on this wonderful site.

Here's mine by type:  1538 coins - 1149 different types from 207 countries.

As a youngster, I like to find NZ pre-decimal and foreign coins that had made It's way into circulated coinage.

The thought of holding a object of the past with it's hidden history really intrigued me as a youngster...and still does.
Nice Michel!
Non illegitimis carborundum est.  Excellent advice for all coins.
Make Numismatics Great Again!  
Hi Phil,

And this is without your old Britsh coin, so at least +1 ;-)
I'm wondering who has the most different types in Numista. With my 10.000+ types I guess I should be somewhere in the top 10?
Numista team; are there some figures available? Most coin, most types, most countries?
Personally I rather would like to see the colors in percentages of coins available for each country.
Cita: tony_k_1965I'm pretty new to this site. this is my collection so far.

looking forward to seeing it when i'm close to listing all my coins.
This was almost a 1 year ago, this is mine now
Here is mine:


For all who want this, I use a free program, Screenhunter, to take snapshots of the whole screen, rectangular area, or active window; that works very good, stays in memory, using few RAM, is configurable, and have good options; you can download at http://www.wisdom-soft.com/products/screenhunter_free.htm If anyone needs help to download, install or configure, send me a message, I will be glad to help.
Just 10 options: you understand binary, or you don't.
Catalog Referee Coins, Banknotes & Exonumia: Uruguay, Cuba, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Paraguay, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Panama, Ecuador, Zamunda, Parva Domus and more.
Cita: adanieluyFor all who want this, I use a free program [...] to take snapshots of [...] active window [...]
What's wrong with the built-in Alt-PrintScreen?  :° There is also a bunch of free plugins available for all decent web browsers. (a "blue ugly E" is not on that list)  :D
Cita: smoked_caramel
Cita: adanieluyFor all who want this, I use a free program [...] to take snapshots of [...] active window [...]
What's wrong with the built-in Alt-PrintScreen?  :° There is also a bunch of free plugins available for all decent web browsers. (a "blue ugly E" is not on that list)  :D
There is nothing wrong with it, but is just I have used this program for years, and I find comfortable with it, so I would like to share.

I like the way it works; while you can select the area you want to shot, directly from screen, no matter what's in it, even flash, scripts, etc. and you have it in copy board, if you want paste somewhere.

Is so easy tu use: you press F6 key, you get a cross-line cursor, then you click a a point of screen to be a corner of your shot, drag till the opposite corner, and release button, ScreenHunter stores the image, and you have a copy to paste where you want it. If you selected what you want capture, you don't need any edition of the image.

Also is very nice that you can choose to load it on every startup of computer, or just load it whenever you want and will stay in memory. Anyway you can unload it at the moment you want. As is an idependent program, is not like plugins, that are there all the time after you add them.

I think it is worth a try, maybe you like it.
Just 10 options: you understand binary, or you don't.
Catalog Referee Coins, Banknotes & Exonumia: Uruguay, Cuba, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Paraguay, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Panama, Ecuador, Zamunda, Parva Domus and more.
Here is my map. Covered 79 countries so far. Been doing world coins for about 6 months now.

Cita: Dr. Math


Added India, Uruguay, and Saudi Arabia the other day.
Cita: smoked_caramel
Cita: adanieluyFor all who want this, I use a free program [...] to take snapshots of [...] active window [...]
What's wrong with the built-in Alt-PrintScreen?  :° There is also a bunch of free plugins available for all decent web browsers. (a "blue ugly E" is not on that list)  :D
If you use Windows 7, then it comes with a built in tool called "Snipping tool" which is quite nice. Just open the start menu and type "snippingtool" or go to Start --> Programs --> Accessories and you'll find it there.
7530 coins: 3515 different types from 265 countries
Cita: harry213I need to get cracking on African and the middle east nations..



As you can see I collect mostly U.S., Canada and U.K....
But with my new goal of collecting my birth year from every nation,
I will fill this in quickly  :D
My Update; As you can see below I've recently completed the Continent of South America and put a sizable dent in Africa and the Middle East Nations..... just as promised  :D

So many coins... So little time...
Well done, mate! Just a quick note - you are not very good in hiding your current swaps :D
Cita: Fire Blade5Well done, mate! Just a quick note - you are not very good in hiding your current swaps :D
haha yes well I guess you could make out a name or two can't you... Oh well we're all friends here right..  z|
So many coins... So little time...
Here's How My Dashboard Look Like,

Your online collection contains 1731 coins: 1162 different types from 179 countries.
You currently have 97 coins to exchange.



Getting the Missing African as well as Greenland coins soon.
“A man without a hobby is only half alive.”
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
About a year later since my last post, since is what have happened:
Coins: 4,438
Types: 2,053
Countries: 231
Available for swap: 1,155

Just a few holes to fill on the map  :)



Its 262 coins, from 35 different countries.

I'm a fairly new collector, and only started seriously collecting a few months ago (and only joined the site today, actually).

NOTE: For Russia and the surrounding countries, its all U.S.S.R coins. As for Serbia and the surrounding countries, all Yugoslavia (except Slovenia, which I have 3 coins from).
"Give me a woman who loves beer, and I will conquer the world."-Kaiser Wilhelm I
Cita: Todd98

Its 262 coins, from 35 different countries.

I'm a fairly new collector, and only started seriously collecting a few months ago (and only joined the site today, actually).

NOTE: For Russia and the surrounding countries, its all U.S.S.R coins. As for Serbia and the surrounding countries, all Yugoslavia (except Slovenia, which I have 3 coins from).


Update: Added China, Germany, and Ireland.
"Give me a woman who loves beer, and I will conquer the world."-Kaiser Wilhelm I
Cita: Dr. Math


Added South Africa, Honduras, Kenya, Iran, and Suriname.


Just started collecting world coins <6 months ago and have about hit a wall after 229 countries!!! :o  :o
Does anyone know what the current Guinness Book of World Records for the collection of most country coins is?
OFEC=292 and rising............SLOWLY!!!!!!
26.08.2012
Coins: 2473
Countries: 116
Coins for swap: 1777


A new update, 7 months later:
Coins: 3299
Countries: 136
Coins for swap: 1579

In 7 month
+826 coins
+20 countries
-198 coins for swap
Cita: Dr. Math


Added Ceylon, East Africa, Ghana, and Ethiopia. I'm also at 99 countries. I wonder which will be the 100th.
Here is mine:


"Your online collection contains 257 coins (all different) from 86 countries."
I did not put the doubles on the site.
2821 different coins from 182 countries. :love:
Whatever happened to Mayank? I haven't seen him for yonks
Yeah, shame. Haven't seen him on here. He created this thread and another really good one too. Shame.
Exciting challenge,  recently hit 279, with a few more (Pitcairn Island,  South Georgia, British Antarctica) on the close horizon.
Is there a way to get a bird's eye view of members' dashboards and country lists, to see who has exotic countries that nobody else has?
Why the hell did I write in this topic and keep getting notifications on replies?! aargh
411 coins: 412 different types from 121 countries

Renato Carrasco
How can 411 coins be 412 types?
Cita: disha41754How can 411 coins be 412 types?
He got some coins for exchange that aren't marked in his collection.
Cita: atupr
Cita: disha41754How can 411 coins be 412 types?
He got some coins for exchange that aren't marked in his collection.

That's right, I did something wrong without realizing it, but I did not think I put the wrong currency
Renato Carrasco
Cita: atuprWhy the hell did I write in this topic and keep getting notifications on replies?! aargh
If you do not wish to get notification on replies, follow the simple way:
Your account>Settings>scroll down to Personal options>uncheck fifth box from top>Save changes
Col Suresh Bagga
baggasuresh@yahoo.com
India
Cita: baggasuresh
Cita: atuprWhy the hell did I write in this topic and keep getting notifications on replies?! aargh
If you do not wish to get notification on replies, follow the simple way:
Your account>Settings>scroll down to Personal options>uncheck fifth box from top>Save changes
But I won't get replies from other topics then!
Cita: Dr. Math

...I'm also at 99 countries. I wonder which will be the 100th.


Country #100 was... New Zealand!

I also added Mongolia, Guatemala, and Latvia!
Cita: smoked_caramelFinally finished entering my coins.

Collection contains 2063 coins: 1930 different types from 198 countries

Just over 6 months later... 63.6% growth in coins... 23 additional countries
Became member two days ago, already received help in solving a mysterious coin (1 Rupee Afghanistan). Here is my Dashboard, still updating catalogue.

Working my way upwards:
9099/4103/294
make that 9196/ 4153 / 301
At last 8) :
Catalogue referee for British, English and Scottish coins.

Le référent pour des pièces britannique, anglais et écossais.
Cita: smoked_caramel
Cita: smoked_caramelFinally finished entering my coins.

Collection contains 2063 coins: 1930 different types from 198 countries

Just over 6 months later... 63.6% growth in coins... 23 additional countries
And that, my friend, is the power of Numista!  ;)
Just because you can't see it ... doesn't mean it isn't there - Anon.

Former coin and banknote catalogue referee.
Funny to see the big rush on Greenland in Numista. That big white hole, doesn't look good. :8D
I'm sure without the map, this would be much different. 8)
coin show last weekend, big milestone:
10003 coins: 4455 different types from 311 countries

Always downsizing:


 :`
Catalogue referee for British, English and Scottish coins.

Le référent pour des pièces britannique, anglais et écossais.
Cita: Dr. Math


Added Aruba, Libya, Sudan, and San Marino.
Hello!
I'm new here. I haven't finished entering all my coins yet (less than half-way) but this is how my dashboard looks like at this moment.

Cita: disha41754coin show last weekend, big milestone:
10003 coins: 4455 different types from 311 countries

What a collection! wow
506 coins / 47 countries
Thanks for the compliment. It's very interesting to me to learn the history behind the coins.
I'm behind in cataloging my coins, but slowly catching up.
Lots of German States, Chinese and Indian provinces to figure out.
Current tally is: 10356 coins: 4586 different types from 314 countries.


This isn't my whole collection, the majority of it is back in England.
I have 549 coins from 91 countries on here.  The most I have is 119 from the UK.
My Collection.
At the hour to chose I collect by type. But when I receive an offer I collect all the years.
My passion African Coins and animal Coins.



Your online collection contains 3952 coins: 2424 different types from 169 countries.
You currently have 1668 coins to exchange.


Not all of my coins are on... but here are some of em
University is time consuming, cherish your free time!

Honi soit qui mal y pense.
  Two milestones today - now over 5,000 coins for swap, and over 100 swaps completed.  :)



 ... and I also see over 1,8000 forum posts as well - 200 to go to 2,000 - not bad !  :8D
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
:)
james
Good job!
University is time consuming, cherish your free time!

Honi soit qui mal y pense.
 Thanks you two! I have recently been entering many coins to exchange/swap, and started with harder to identify (for me) types first. Last night, taking me over 5,000 coins, was a bag from 'Asia' e.g. Thailand, Japan, China etc. Tonight I will do the 'Arabic' bag e.g. United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Jordan etc and the 'Russia' bag e.g. Czech, Hungary, Yugo etc.
   I got many many coins at various times over months and years, and recently started first to put them at least into bags for roughly the right areas together. Now I am looking at them again and dividing into final countries. This morning I took this (also the copper hand-made maple leaf pictures) to show the bags left after all the above is done ...



  • Row 1 is 4 bags: U.S.A. / Canada / Ireland / Euro
  • Row 2 is 4 bags: Australia & New Zealand / Cyprus / Malaysia / Hong Kong
  • Row 3 is 1 bag: France only - there are so many coins!
  • The rest is 8 bags: Belgium / Italy / Germany / Portugal / Austria / Netherlands / Greece / Spain

  So may take until Christmas, especially as I have my own spreadsheet to update, with other information. Final total may be towards 7,000 by then.  B.

UPDATE: 4th June - now 7,849 coins for exchange - just the 200 or so to add which I got on Friday!
I have now done all 17 bags mentioned/shown above.  :)
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
It is, what it is, or is it.
Here's my dashboard  :wiz:
This is mine:

I still need quite a lot of coins from Africa, Oceania, South-Amerika and Asia. That's because I focus myself just on Europe. Ah well, I will probably complete those other countries in the future!



Grts, Lotus07
"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


Just started a month ago with coin collecting so I don't have that much coins. :)
Started with the euros (exchange from my wallet), now starting to expand the collection with Polish, old Belgium, and Old german coins. Got some South African coins last week!
More to come, I promise  :`
506 coins / 47 countries
100 countries:

Catalogue referee for British, English and Scottish coins.

Le référent pour des pièces britannique, anglais et écossais.
Haha, you've got coins from exactly 100 different countries!
"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
Cita: manxcat12100 countries:

how can it be possible to have 387 coins, 423 different types?
You forgot to count the double coins with it.
"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
Cita: Tusiyohow can it be possible to have 387 coins, 423 different types?
 I think that the 387 coins are in the collection - then the 423 is total (collection and exchange).  8)
Mine is worse - 'Your online collection contains 672 coins: 1258 different types from 147 countries'.
I always thought such information would be better on three lines - collection / exchange / combined.  :)
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
Oh, I undestand now  :D
In three lines it would be better.
Your online collection contains 11266 coins: 10598 different types from 294 countries.
You currently have 3833 coins to exchange.



Who can help me with 6 more countries??? z)
 I miss the countries below.

 Abkhazia (0)
 Ajman (0)
 Aland Islands (0)
 Anguilla (0)
 Antigua and Barbuda (0)
 Ascension Island (0)
 Austrian states (0)
 Belarus (0)
 Benin (0)
 Biafra (0)
 Bohemia (0)
 British Antarctic Territory (0)
 British Indian Ocean Territory (0)
 British West Indies (0)
 Byzantium Empire (0)
 Carthage (0)
 Central American Republic (0)
 Central Asia (0)
 China - Empire (0)
 China - Japanese puppet states (0)
 Crimea (0)
 Dahomey (0)
 Danube Celtics (0)
 Dominica (0)
 Empire Parthe (0)
 Empire Sassanide (0)
 England (0)
 Espagne - Al-Andalus (0)
 France - Feudal (0)
 French Antarctic Territories (0)
 French Guiana (0)
 Fujairah (0)
 Gaul (0)
 German New Guinea (0)
 Gold Coast (0)
 Greco - Bactrian Kingdom (0)
 Greece (ancient) (0)
 Grenada (0)
 Hawaii (0)
 Hejaz (0)
 Hungarian states (0)
 Hunnic Empire (0)
 Hutt River (0)
 Iles de France et Bonaparte (0)
 India - Danish (0)
 India - French (0)
 India - Mughal Empire (0)
 Italian Somaliland (0)
 Ivory Coast (0)
 Judée (0)
 Kiau Chau (0)
 Livonia and Estonia (0)
 Livonie (0)
 Lorraine (0)
 Lundy (0)
 Malta, Order of (0)
 Martinique (0)
 Micronesia (0)
 Moldavia and Wallachia (0)
 Mombasa (0)
 Montserrat (0)
 Nauru (0)
 Netherlands West Indies (0)
 Niger (0)
 Northern Mariana Islands (0)
 Orient Latin (0)
 Palau (0)
 Puerto Rico (0)
 Ragusa (0)
 Ras Al Khaimah (0)
 Rome (ancient) (0)
 Royaume punique (0)
 Russian Caucasia (0)
 Saint Kitts and Nevis (0)
 Saint-Empire romain germanique (0)
 Samoa Américaine (0)
 Scotland (0)
 Sealand (0)
 Senegal (0)
 Sharjah (0)
 Siberia (0)
 South Georgia & S. Sandwich Islands (0)
 South Sudan (0)
 Spain - Civil War (0)
 Spanish Netherlands (0)
 Spanish states (0)
 St. Vincent (0)
 Tannu Tuva (0)
 Tonkin (0)
 Turquie - Artuqid Dynasty (0)
 Umm Al Qaiwain (0)

I'm actually not sure which country was my 200th, though it would have been in some bulk I bought last weekend.  Still need Mongolia, Greenland, Cambodia, North Korea and a good chunk of central Africa.
Cita: mic-w-nlWho can help me with 6 more countries??? z)
 I miss the countries below.

 German New Guinea (0)
Yeah good luck with anyone having coins from German New Guinea for excahnge!!!!
LOL
University is time consuming, cherish your free time!

Honi soit qui mal y pense.
Cita: neilithic
Cita: mic-w-nlWho can help me with 6 more countries??? z)
 I miss the countries below.

 German New Guinea (0)
Yeah good luck with anyone having coins from German New Guinea for excahnge!!!!
60 - 90 dollar a peace for the copper pfennig's :o (ebay)
506 coins / 47 countries
I'm willing to exchange for these values!
I'm sure it will go up, but:http://www.ebay.com/itm/GERMAN-COLONIAL-NEW-GUINEA-1894-A-FIVE-MARK-/251276987623?pt=US_World_Coins&hash=item3a81468ce7
"What we are is not as important as what we aren't"
Cita: glorkarI'm sure it will go up, but:http://www.ebay.com/itm/GERMAN-COLONIAL-NEW-GUINEA-1894-A-FIVE-MARK-/251276987623?pt=US_World_Coins&hash=item3a81468ce7


could be a fake, there are a lot around. The 1/2, 1, 2, 5 mark I would only purchase those from trusted sellers. The 1, 2, and 10 pfennig coins are much cheaper 1, 2 pfennig go for around 85-125 Euros for good ones 10 pfennig around 120-145 Euros for good ones.
If you like coins, medals and tokens with ship motives follow my new instagram account with regular updates @numisnautiker
From time to time I sell some coins on Ebay make sure to follow me @apuking on Ebay.
Love the German New Guinea issues tho...  <:D
University is time consuming, cherish your free time!

Honi soit qui mal y pense.
Yep, it's my goal to get some of them. I've got a whole lot of the Papua New Guinea and I'm working on the Teritory of New Guinea coins, working my way backwards in time. I just picked up the last TNG shilling I needed along with my first penny the other day.


Apart of Greenland, almost all globe is "covered".
Not on purpose, not an issue...
02.dec.12
Your online collection contains 12934 coins: 3940 different types from 257 countries.
You currently have 5899 coins to exchange.



today
Your online collection contains 16434 coins: 5460 different types from 302 countries.
You currently have 5822 coins to exchange.


all by amount of different coins

I began to sort out some of my swap coins
I had thousands of the same coin type (US cents, British pence, Danish oere, Netherlands cents, Greek drachmen, Turkish lira, Italian lire,...) and discarded them.
They are in a briefcase at the moment thats weight must be around 20 kg and I don't know yet, what to do with it.

thomas
Cita: Dr. Math


Not that you can see them, but I added Costa Rica, Moldova, and The Gambia.
My Dashboard :)
1425 coins (hope to reach 1500 soon) from 143 countries.

825 coins from 108 countries.  :)
Your online collection contains 693 coins: 1325 different types from 151 countries.
You currently have 8001 coins to exchange.



  I finished last night adding all the coins I mentioned earlier, so I have no more to add. Luckily they took me over 8,000 total; in a few days that will go down as I have current swaps to remove.  :)

  P.S. I have about 2,000 scrap coins - I have not included them on here so I probably have ten thousand coins altogether.  :8D
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
Cita: ZacUKYour online collection contains 693 coins: 1325 different types from 151 countries.
1325 different types but just 693 coins in total? How is this possible?
Cita: coins coins coins
Cita: ZacUKYour online collection contains 693 coins: 1325 different types from 151 countries.
1325 different types but just 693 coins in total? How is this possible?
Perhaps he's got the other 632 coins for swapping and not for his personal collection.
"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
my dashboard
Best regards,
Ilya.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
pustoshkinia@gmail.com
Gaining momentum...11736/5121/317
This is my dashboard:
Here's my map. Have 244 countries according to the site map. Missing 8. Greenland, Faroe Islands, Spitsbergen, Pitcairn Islands, Northern Mariana Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, and Liechtenstein.
dabarre
I was missing a fiery red dot on the Netherlands, therefore this post.


Edit: 379 coins is red, by the way
markyourcoin.weebly.com


My collection is relatively new as you can all see.. :)
And about the Greenland thing, I guess the reason is because they use Danish krones over there, and the original Greenlandic krones were long ago..making them rare..
Cita: Heretic_CataHere is mine:


"Your online collection contains 257 coins (all different) from 86 countries."
I did not put the doubles on the site.


Nice progress I have.
Your online collection contains 380 coins (all different) from 123 countries.
Cita: rachellebBeen collecting (very casually!) for around 2 years.  I only have 84 coins but I think I've got a pretty good variety going on!


I posted this less than a year ago...  I've more than doubled my collection (I have 218 different coins now), and I'm excited to see a lot of those gray areas getting filled in with colour!

Rachelle
22
Canada

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