New User Stats >> October 2019

1,840 new users joined Numista in October 2019, increasing the total member tally by 1.5%.

In comparison, Numista added 1,726 new members in October 2018 and 1,405 new members in October 2017.

This October's new members added 78,400 coins into their collections.

72% of October's new users have not yet entered a coin into their Numista collection.

1,824 of October's new members selected a nation. 116 nations had at least one new member. 372 are American, 248 are French, 231 are Indian, 156 are British, 63 are Canadian, and 55 are South African.

16 users from October still have not selected a nation.

There were notable surges in memberships from Ghana, Israel, Ivory Coast, Lesotho, Mexico, Morocco, Namibia, and Zambia. Here come the Africans.

Armenia, Belize, Cambodia, Cayman Islands, Chile, French Polynesia, Gibraltar, Guatemala, Honduras, Iceland, Iraq, Ireland, Japan, Jersey, Kazakhstan, Libya, Malawi, Martinique, Moldova, Monaco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Niger, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Qatar, Reunion, Saudi Arabia, Swaziland, Tanzania, and Uruguay each gained one new member.

The first member for Timor-Leste (East Timor) joined Numista!

71% of October's new users belong to one of the Top Ten nations on Numista by user count (USA, France, India, UK, Canada, Belgium, Australia, South Africa, Philippines, Brazil). Bangladesh passed Czech Republic for 27th rank.

Of the top ten nations, South Africa grew the fastest in October (3.0% increase), while Belgium grew the slowest (1.0%). France grew by 1.4% and the USA grew by 1.7%.

User Participation scores for October (how many new users are actively cataloging coins):
53% Romania
52% Italy
47% Brazil
43% Australia
42% Germany
39% Netherlands, Portugal
37% Canada, Spain
33% UK
30% France
29% Bangladesh, USA
19% Belgium, India
18% South Africa
16% Philippines
13% Morocco
5% Mexico

Numista's population, currently just under 115,500, exceeds that of Murrieta, California, the 251st largest city in the United States. Numista is also larger than the entire population of the U.S. Virgin Islands.

For a French perspective, Numista is larger than Orleans.

Meanwhile in the UK, Numista is larger than Lincoln.