New User Stats >> November 2016

1,021 new users joined Numista in November 2016, increasing the total member tally by 1.5%.

In comparison, Numista added 863 new members in November 2015, and 878 new members in November 2014.

November's new members added 77,100 coins into their collections.

67.1% of these users have not yet entered a coin into their Numista collection.

1,004 of this month's new members selected a nation. 95 nations had at least one new member. 189 are French, 161 are American, 127 are Indian, 73 are British, 41 are Canadian, 31 are Belgian, and 23 are Brazilian.

Only 17 of this month's users still have not selected a nation for their profile.

There were notable surges in memberships from Albania, Bahrain, Egypt, Greece and Syria,

American Samoa, Armenia, Belarus, Bermuda, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Finland, Georgian Republic, Hong Kong, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Libya, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Monaco, Morocco, Myanmar, Nepal, New Caledonia, Oman, Pakistan, Panama, Sao Tome & Principe, Singapore, Slovakia, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan and Vietnam each gained one new member.

69% of this month's new users belong to one of the Top Ten nations on Numista by user count (France, USA, India, Canada, UK, Belgium, Spain, Brazil, Portugal, Italy). Lithuania passed Mexico for 23rd rank.

Of the top ten nations, India grew the fastest this month (3.65% increase), while Spain grew the slowest (1.35%). France grew by 1.9% and the USA grew by 1.6%.

User Participation scores for this month (how many new users are actually cataloging coins):
64% Poland
56% Italy, Portugal
55% Germany
51% Canada
50% Australia
48% Brazil
46% Egypt, Spain
36% Greece
32% USA
30% UK
28% France
25% South Africa
24% India
23% Belgium
7% Malaysia

Thanks again, I'm always looking :-)
Maybe it's nice to add the number of new coins added to the database? Maybe even with some stats, like top5 biggest growing country?

This data is very interesting. I'm always checking these figures. I was wondering also, do you have any idea how many of Numista members are female? I have a feeling that most of the members, at least older ones, are male. I'm a member of one Numismatic Association in my home area, and all participating members are male. Also the average age is +65. That is the situation in Finland.