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Here is my current world map - I have every country and all the island nations too.  all coins have been photographed and added to Numista  |
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United States
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Outstanding!  |
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Canada
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Nice Dearborn, so 215 countries is tops then and 326 is tops for issuers. Great info, thanks
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United States
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Nice Dearborn, so 215 countries is tops then and 326 is tops for issuers. Great info, thanks I think that is correct, although, there may be more issuers that I'm not aware of yet. But with all the foreign coins I have been buying, I have not see that number move in the past year or so. |
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United States
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According to my database I have 273 unique issuers. @wheatiefan is that your info or is that from Numista? I have my own database but pull most of the information from Numista API. I didn't know until just now that they differentiated between 'countries' and 'issuers'. All of mine are issuers, so Belize and British Honduras for example count as two. |
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United Kingdom
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It's amazing how the one hobby of "coin collecting" has such a wide variety of interests. The Numista maps really help to bring that out. I haven't checked my Numista map for a long time. Most of my ancients / Medievals aren't on there as those areas don't handle varieties very well. On the map the Papal States is probably quite red-ish too - but so small as to be tricky to see. I keep a better record of what I have accrued on my website for those areas. The 1 swap is an error!   Edited by Bacchus2
10/10/2026 03:14 am
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Canada
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857 issuers that is a high amount , congrats
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United States
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I agree - that is a lot, are most of them from India?
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United States
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I would guesstimate 98% US - 1.9% Canadian - .01% everywhere else combined - (A small peanut can full of miscelaneous world coins).
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United Kingdom
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I agree - that is a lot, are most of them from India? Yes, and German states - that would be a good proportion of them I think. |
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I haven't checked my Numista map for a long time. Most of my ancients / Medievals aren't on there as those areas don't handle varieties very well. On the map the Papal States is probably quite red-ish too - but so small as to be tricky to see. Amazing! |
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Yes, and German states - that would be a good proportion of them I think. you wouldn't happen to have a list is all the issuers for these, would you? (one you are willing to share, that is) |
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United States
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I can provide a comprehensive list, but need advice on how to share it. It would be a lengthy Microsoft WORD document, or changed to email text or PDF file. It can be found online at EveryCountryCollectorGroup. Download the checklist, edit to delete everything above and below and there you have it. The list is 30 pages, so edit out unwanted lines.
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United Kingdom
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you wouldn't happen to have a list is all the issuers for these, would you? Numista doesn't make it easy to tailor a specific list of your collections teritories - but you can click on 1. My collection - scroll to bottom 2. click on " View the country list with my collection quantities." 3. Then click on each "Countries and territories" which will expand out You can also click on ""from which I don't have any items" That looks useful |
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United States
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I believe the checklist found in the files section includes issuers. Here's a cropped sample from one page:  And another cropped sample:  Edited by Albert
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