Could we have more info on countries included in catalog?

I am primarily an OFEC collector when it comes to world coins. It would be extremely helpful if non-modern countries had more info on the first page of the catalog. I believe that the referees or those who created the country already have this information.

I am sure my examples are not factually accurate and the format is up for discussion.. They are only for illustration of what I am proposing.

Example 1. Burgundian Netherlands (1384-1506) Includes: Limbourg (1449-1467), Brabant (1434-1496), Flanders (1384-1490), Namur (1391-1429).

Example 2. Belgium-Feudal (1210-1389) Includes: Flanders (1322-1383) Brabant(1210-1355), Hainaut/Hennegau (1300-1389)

Happy news. Informative short article for every country is something already approved and will be implemented.

EXCELLANT!

We are working on it and incorporating in the catalog records and images. It is slow work
Regards, Dazaya

In the K&M catalog I also find the geographic map very usefull; just a small map, which shows about where this country is. Is that also part of this improvement?

That could probably be aranged too.

Cita: "mic-w-nl"​In the K&M catalog I also find the geographic map very usefull; just a small map, which shows about where this country is. Is that also part of this improvement?

​Please, what catalog K&M and page?
Regards

I like the map idea. I arrange my OFEC collection by geographic region for modern coins. ie. Europe, Asia, Africa, etc. Want to do the same for Medieval and Ancient. A map would be nice.

An approach: War of the Burgundian Succession 1477 to 1482
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d3/Karte_Haus_Burgund_5.png

Jarcek

I proposed few months ago to have a small portion of the world map showing the area in the country page.

This will help to understand some small countries in big areas such as Europe, or Asia.

the ability to have a Wikipedia link preview could be helpful too!