Newest issuer added to your collection (3rd edit)

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Free city of Augsburg - 1 Pfennig

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces97977.html

Principality of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel - 1 Pfennig

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces8803.html

Kingdom of Hannover - 2 Pfennige

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces15190.html
I just got Qatar and Dubai in for my 340th issuer, as well as a Han Dynasty Wu Zhu to have China - Ancient for my 341st- the latter is my second ever Antiquity issuer, besides Rome.

Edit: Will update with pics later.
Issuer #473 - Sitten 1/2 Batzen 1721 (Swiss canton)
#336 Kingdom of Sardinia

I got a 1 Centesimo 1826 and a 1 Lira 1825.
Issuer #269: Muscat and Oman

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7268.html
My 83rd country is Jamaica mon!

A complete set of 1969 decimal coins.

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Cita: "CassTaylor"​I just got Qatar and Dubai in for my 340th issuer, as well as a Han Dynasty Wu Zhu to have China - Ancient for my 341st- the latter is my second ever Antiquity issuer, besides Rome.

​Edit: Will update with pics later.

Here's the two I got the week before:
Issuer 340 (Country #205): China - Ancient
Issuer 341 (Country #206): Qatar and Dubai


plus two of the new issuers I got at the weekend coin market:
Issuer 342 (Country #207): Ruanda-Burundi
Issuer 343: Princely State of Chamba


The former is the only circulating type ever struck for the short-lived issuer, a transitory entity between the independence of the Belgian Congo in 1960 and the independence of Rwanda and Burundi themselves; while the latter, from the Himalayan princely state of Chamba, is actually unlisted by Krause, according to Numista.

And finally, saving the best for last, my gold fanam from.....

Issuer 344: Princely state of Cochin
New country: Windward Islands. Not in a great condition but not that easy to find.
This one's not gone with the wind B)

Nice find! Everything's still readable which for me is the bare minimum in quality I look for in coins from before 1800. And this one's pretty scarce!
Very nice, and that's one I needed too. x.

Meanwhile I only got this one:
Issuer 345 (Country #208): Botswana

That fills in the last major blank spot on Africa for me- now there is only Lesotho and Western Sahara!
Cita: "CassTaylor"​That fills in the last major blank spot on Africa for me- now there is only Lesotho and Western Sahara!

​Both are easy to find and very cheap. So it won't be a problem to complete Africa.
Big Africa add on, thanks to these



83. Kenya (Formerly only had British east Africa)
84. Malawi
85. West African States (French Franc thing)
86. Namibia
87. Uganda

Added more coins to

76. Botswana
80. Ghana
32. South Africa
I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
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https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22716.html

Crete 1900 5 Lepta

Nice little coin, cheap addition to collection

#242 Countries
#372 Issuers

It's getting harder now!
Cita: "Essor Prof"
Cita: "CassTaylor"​That fills in the last major blank spot on Africa for me- now there is only Lesotho and Western Sahara!

​​Both are easy to find and very cheap. So it won't be a problem to complete Africa.
​Lesotho I can believe, but Western Sahara I have yet to come across in person- although Numista suggests most of their coins are very common! Maybe I'll swap for it. :wiz:
Cita: "CassTaylor"​Very nice, and that's one I needed too. x.

​Meanwhile I only got this one:
Issuer 345 (Country #208): Botswana

​That fills in the last major blank spot on Africa for me- now there is only Lesotho and Western Sahara!
​A relative of mine went to Lesotho a few years ago. I sent them on a mission for coins and notes on top of her work duties. Haha! In her experience the vast majority of the currency used was South Africa Rand. Maybe trading for a Lesotho coin may be easier.
Newfoundland:

-74th
issuer

1945 - 10 cents (a nice surprise from small British silver coins mainly 6d's with a few nice George IV's from 1816-1819)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7452.html
          'We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.'
                                                      Sir Winston Churchill
Issuer #270 - Crete

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces11799.html

Issuer #271 - Equatorial African States

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4062.html

Issuer #272 - Free imperial city of Aachen

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3957.html

Issuer #273 - Prince-bishopric of Liege

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces29808.html
Issuer #274 - Principality of Catalonia

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces35900.html
#issuer 304 = French Somaliland
#issuer 305 = Tibet
#issuer 306 = Togo (#country = 234) In a bad condition but not easy to find. 8)



:wiz:
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#issuer = 307 (#country = 235) Senegal. My most difficult coin :wiz:

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Colonies Françaises, also Charles X, newest Monarch -
Jamais l'or n'a perdu la plus petite occasion de se montrer stupide. -Balzac
#337 Principality of Catalonia, a 3 Cuartos dated 1838
332. Kyzikos (Mysia)
333. Seleukid Empire
334. Maroneia
335. Teutonic Order
336. Prussian Partition of Poland

The first three are Ancient Greek issuers added in the respective reorganization.
I'm actually not sure if I still have "Greece (ancient)" - the one coin I have listed for it has not been published yet, so I'm not sure whether it's included in the stats.


Technically, the numbering is a little off - I had 333 issuers as of my previous post here (June 16th), but I'm starting from 332 here (not from 334).
I know that I lost one issuer when Tatarstan was moved (correctly, but sadly) to Tokens, but for the numbers to work out, I must have lost another issuer at some point since June, and I'm not quite sure exactly when.

It might well have been Greece (ancient), if pages that have not been published yet don't count; I don't know enough to tell one way or another.
It's also possible that Kyzikos was already an issuer when I counted the 333; but if so I must have lost another issuer at some point before June, since I had 332 on November 3rd (and only added one new issuer between that date and June).
#issuer = 310 (#country = 236) Palau
:wiz:
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#issuer 311 - Austrian Netherlands

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337. Riau (probably not, but can't find anything else it could be)
338. Khanate of Khiva

The Khiva coin was actually bought in August, together with the coins in the previous post, but the seller attributed it as Khoqand (apparently because his seller said so), and I didn't find out the true attribution until today.

As for issuer 337... well, I had 336 on August 29th, and I had 337 immediately before I entered the Khiva coin, so I must have received an issuer back at some point, and Riau was the only one that I wasn't sure of being there before.
As I've already mentioned, it's probably not that, but I'm not sure what else it could be.

(I'm saying "received back" because I was missing an issuer in the August 29th post, compared to my previous listing - not sure what happened there either.)
Issuer 373 Hawaii 1/4 Dollar 1883

Pierced and attempted pierce, but £10 so well worth it
Issuer #374 Countries #242

French Colonies - 5 Centimes - 1825

another bargain. 2 more in the post so closer to 400 Issuers
Issuer # 315 (Countries # 238)

Malacca- British East Indies

:wiz:

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243 Countries
375 Issuers

1972 100 Francs - Central African Republic

Been after this for a while, found in France!
244 Countries
376 Issuers

Congo -Republic -KM2 - 100 Francs - 1982. only £5 from France

244 Countries
377 Issuers

North Borneo - KM5 - 5 Cents - 1921H, Another Cheapy :-)
244 Countries
378 Issuers

Nice little 1 Hardhead from Scotland 1588 , thought I had better get one i am missing from the Uk
Issuer #316 - Danzig



Issuer #317 - Würtemberg



Issuer #318 - Lombard-Veneto



Country #240
Issuer #319 - Ilkhanete



:wiz:
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Went to a coin show yesterday for the first time in a year. Like always, most issuers I am missing were out of my price-range. But luckily, there were some exceptions. :D
325. French India (Pondicherry)
326. Muscat and Oman
327. Ruanda-Urundi
328. French Somaliland

Also, from my aunt today:
329. South Africa - Pre-Union (Z.A.R.)
339. Schmalkalden, Lordship of

Adding this retroactively - I got the coin in April 2018 (!), but the specific type in question was not yet listed at the time. I accidentally came across my comment about this coin (in the 2nd edition of this thread) and decided to add it.
As such, it becomes the first coin in my collection with a N/A grade (as I no longer recall which grade it was - though probably G or VG).
340. Khwarezmian Empire

Actual recent purchase this time. Had a few other recent purchases, some of which had not been attributed yet; it's possible that I'll get a few more new issuers out of that (one type that would have been a new issuer is not on Numista yet).
242 - County of Gorizia (Italian states)


https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19196.html
(1 soldo - Joseph II - 1788 K)



243 - Royal mint of Bohemia (Kingdom of Bohemia)


https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces38093.html
(1 Gröschl - Franz I Prague - 1767)



244 - Russian Partition of Poland (Congress Poland)


https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces20511.html
(10 Groszy - Nikolai I Warszawa mint - 1840)
Gaulois réfractaire –
Membre de l'APDTABDFM (Amicale Pour la Défense des Tranches A et B sur les Dix Francs Matthieu).
Those are nice coins zenapt!
Managed to increase my issuers through a local coin fair and a club auction, so here goes:-

Issuer 379, Country 244 = Austria › Austrian states › Further Austria
Issuer 380, Country 244 = Switzerland › Swiss cantons › Zürich
Issuer 381, Country 244 = Switzerland › Swiss cantons › City of Chur
Issuer 382, Country 244 = Italy › Italian states › County of Gorizia
Issuer 383, Country 244 = Germany › German states › Principality of Waldeck-Pyrmont
Issuer 384, Country 244 = Germany › German states › Grand duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Issuer 385, Country 244 = Germany › German states › Free Hanseatic city of Lübeck
Issuer 386, Country 244 = Denmark › Greenland
Issuer 387, Country 244 = Vietnam › French Cochinchina
Issuer 388, Country 245 = Cilician Armenia (Been after this for a while, nice coin!)

Plus 2 more issuers I need to add to the Catalogue, Should hit 400 Issuers by end of year.
Found one that has now been added to Numista, had for a couple of Years.

Rome › Rome

Country # 246 - Issuer#389
Fraction - Galerius CONCORDIA MILITVM; Cyzicus mint

Nice Little coin, amazes me how a coin that is 1700 years old can be in such good condition and cheap as well!
Countries - 246, Issuer - 390

Germany › German states › Brunswick-Lüneburg-Celle

1½ Pfennig - Georg II Wilhelm - 1698

Nice Coin, and the first coin have added to the Catalog!

341. Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duchy of
342. Pomerania, Swedish dominion of
343. Saint-Gallen, City of
344. Venice, Republic of (Venetian Cyprus)

Found a place with a lot of relatively cheap German States coins; might well end up getting another dozen or two new German States issuers before the end of the year.

The Venetian Cyprus coin was bought as Crusader, which would've made it a new country for me; alas, it turned out to only be a new issuer. Still at 232 countries.
Issuer #391 - Argentine Provinces - Buenos Aires

Nice little 2 Reales from 1854, slight bend in it but cheap addition

? will I hit 400 Issuers by the end of the year?
Issuer #392
Spanish States - Kingdom of Navarre
3 Maravedis - 1820
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces29345.html

Issuer #393
Indian States - Princely State of Jaora
1 Paisa - 1895
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces31949.html

Issuer #394
Swiss Cantons - City of Basel
3 Batzen - 1724
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces117881.html

Nice little shopping trip and all at a good price! Ever closer too 400 issuers by Xmas!
Issuer 324: German States: County of Wied-Runkel
Issuer 325: German States: Free Hanseatic City of Lubeck
Issuer 326: Faroe Islands
Issuer 327: Palau
Issuer 328: Equatorial Guinea
Issuer #279: German East Africa
Issuer #280: Italian states: Lombardy-Venetto
Issuer #281: Niue
Issuer #395
2nd Bulgarian Empire
1 Grosh 1331-1371

Issuer #396
China- Puppet States - Reformed Govt of China
10 Fen 1940

Issuer #397
Swiss Cantons - Lucerne
1 Batzen - 1811

Really pleased with the 2nd Bulgarian Empire Coin, took some identification!
Issuer #334 - American Samoa.



I created a ranking of difficult of issuers:

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic89362.html#p755610
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Issuer #398
German States - Duchy of Pfalz-Zweibrücken
1 Pfennig
1532-1569


Bit battered, and needed adding to Catalogue, but not a common coin and a good German State to get for the price
345. British Antarctic Territory [also country #233]
346. Württemberg, Kingdom of

Also bought a bunch of low-grade ancients, some of which might turn out to be new issuers if attributed (even hoping for a new country in one case, though it's unlikely).


EDIT:

347. India (ancient) [also country #234] - Nagas of Narwar (type attribution tentative, but definitely that issuer)

Not actually one of this morning's purchases, but a coin I bought in October that I accidentally figured out while trying to identify said purchases (which I didn't actually identify).

Ironically enough, India (ancient) was the new country I hoped to get, so I guess that's irrelevant now?
348. Kingdom of Serbia [should really be Despotate of Serbia, or possibly Serbian Despotate]

One more purchase from the same October coin shop visit, which I actually identified over a month ago but only recently got around to entering into Numista.

Still waiting for some monetary windfalls that could get me even more issuers (or even countries!) this year.
349. Poland, Russian Partition of

The prize mentioned in the previous post did not arrive until very late December, so I didn't end up buying anything with it until early January.
A few more coins that might turn out to be new issuers are awaiting identification.
350. Cilician Armenia [also country #235]
351. Poland, Kingdom of

I'm actually not sure what's up with the whole Kingdom of Poland thing; there appears to be some duplication between it and Lithuania (and possibly elsewhere).
I'll probably lose it anyway when the Gdańsk coins are moved to Gdańsk (...if they're supposed to; it's not clear).
Actually had the coin for years - in fact, I've bought it in a place that no longer exists (the fair moved away several years ago, and the building had since been torn down). The type just han't been added to Numista until recently (and I didn't notice when it was).

I expect to gain Elbing and, less certainly, Toruń in the coming days due to the apparently-upcoming Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth reorganization; don't have them yet, however.

Cilician Armenia was a deliberate purchase; actually, I bought three coins from there, in hopes that at least one would be in good enough condition to be identifiable.
(As it turned out, exactly one was - for now, anyway.)
Issuer 474, country 261 = Crusader States
Country 91 - Hungary



This set of 6 (Used to have a lot of communist era coins, but sold them)
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Issuer 475 Junagadh (India)
Issuer 477 / Country 262 [Ilkhanate, Mongol States]
352. Elbing, City of

Just as expected - though nowhere near as quickly as I expected!

It seems that they only included siege and occupation coins in Toruń and Gdańsk, and not, say, types like this one. Not sure why.
Issuer 479 / Country 263 Rus Principalities (Moscow)
Been a while since this thread was active, but I thought it was appropriate because I didn't add any countries today - but a lot of issuers...

363. Mettmann, District of
364. Scotland
365. Poland, Duchies of (Duchy of Warsaw)
366. Augsburg, Bishopric of
367. Liege, Prince-bishopric of
368. Modena, Duchy of
369. Saxony (Albertinian Line), Electorate of
370. Anhalt-Bernburg, Duchy of
371. Sabbioneta, Duchy of
372. Milan, Duchy of
373. Bremen, Free imperial city of

Also got a really neat coin from Papal Bologna that I had to add to the catalogue! Wouldn't get me any new issuers even if it gets added, though, because Papal Bologna isn't counted separately from Papal States proper (yet).
378. Schaumburg-Lippe, Principality of

To be honest, those tiny German issuers are kind of cheating.
348 issuers now, 10 more than last time.

What I can remember:
Korean Empire
German state: Aachen
Swiss cantons: Bern (City, Canton), Bishopric Sitten
Austrian states: Further Austria, Salzburg
I'm celebrating, with the issuer 650 Order of Malta


375. Tmutarakan, Principality of

Also country 239 - Kievan Rus. Definitely not a country I expected to ever obtain! But those little Tmutarakan imitations are much more common than Kievan coins proper.
3 Swiss cantons: St Gallen, Solothurn and tbe Helvetian Republic

And a 1686 silver Penny with King James II. That's England!
483 issuers, latest from City of Soest
Nowhere near you guys, 2 more newbies added to my list today

107. Burma (Myanmar) - 5 Pyas 1956
108. Portugal - 50 Eurocents 2002
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#356 Argentine Confederation

How this is not just Argentina is a surprise to me. This Confederation existed from 1831 to 1861 after which Argentina became a republic.
404th issuer : Golden Horde
Pul - Golden Horde - Jani Beg Khan - flower rosette 752 AH - Saray al-Jadid mint
Referee of south atlantic islands
Issuer #471.

Faeroe Islands



Issuer #472

Principality of Antioch

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Issuer #507 Tannu Tuva
405 - Siberia
Referee of south atlantic islands
#512
Lordship of Schmalkalden

Love that name!
Jump from 405 to 409 without addition of coins, so certainly a split of country, indian princely states, german notgeld, French notgeld ?
Referee of south atlantic islands
Cita: "Frenchlover"​Jump from 405 to 409 without addition of coins, so certainly a split of country, indian princely states, german notgeld, French notgeld ?
​Maybe Chinese Provinces and North Vietnam?
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Piedmont (Italy) #542
#135 Duchy of Austria

Got it in an estate lot
Master Coin Referee
Coin referee for CRI, GTM, HND, NIC, PAN, and SLV.

Revisor principal de monedas
Revisor de Numista para monedas de CRI, GTM, HND, NIC, PAN y SLV.

Slava Ukraini and Free Palestine!
Cita: "Turi"​​Maybe Chinese Provinces and North Vietnam?
​You're right, fragments of the heavenly empire, the Tianxia, you seem well aware of updates of issuers :D
Referee of south atlantic islands
Cita: "Frenchlover"
Cita: "Turi"​​Maybe Chinese Provinces and North Vietnam?
​​You're right, fragments of the heavenly empire, the Tianxia, you seem well aware of updates of issuers :D
​Yes. I like to follow the updates since the old 300 country Club. :)
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You're right, the countries ranking fluctuates, I remember that day when the "bank of Nauru" went bankrupt, I had trouble to find out who was the ugly duckling that stole a country from me X-D
I'll follow it more closely.
Referee of south atlantic islands
410 - Federal state of Saxony
2 Marks 1921 made with Porcelain
Referee of south atlantic islands
Country 269/Issuer 450 Persia
Issuer 451 Scotland
381. Dillingen am der Donau, City of
382. Aalen, City of
383. Adelsheim, City of
384. Danish West Indies (country 240)

I have no idea what happened to 378-380. More notgeld, probably.

EDIT:
385. French colonies
386. Martinique
Issuer 556
German Notgeld - City of Wunsiedel


Lost a Issuer along the way, probably a Notgeld
Lost 2 issuers back a ways for Token and Exonumia, so

Country 270/Issuer 450 Windward Islands
First time I'm writing here, I believe.
Last week I added:
291) Moscow, Grand principality of
292) Golden Horde
293) Crimea, Khanate of
294) Pantikapaion
For me it was:

#513, India (ancient) › Gupta Empire

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces68091.html
295) Eastern Roman Empire

Cita: "ngdawa"​295) Eastern Roman Empire

​Wow! That is a nice piece!
Cita: "iiruig"
Cita: "ngdawa"​295) Eastern Roman Empire
​​
​​
​​Wow! That is a nice piece!
​It's even better in person! The photos makes it no justice at all. Been saving for months for this and it was worth every penny. :love:
Issuer #636 Uerdingen (German notgeld)

I picked up a lot of German and some French notgeld recently. Numista only gives me 632 issuers because several are private issuers.
271/451 Christiania
Country #270/ issuer #518.

Grenada :)

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The micronation of Lundy is mine.






The famous tokens that complemented an empire of stamps and animal appreciation for the wealthy businessman who wanted to get away from it all.

These tokens slightly smaller than a penny and halfpenny cost him £5 in fines and a cease and desist order!
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Country 252 / Issuer 579 Germany › German Notgeld › Westphalia, Prussian province of › Linden-Dahlhausen, Municipality of

Nice Little 1921 50 Pfennig.

Some of the German Notgelds are really nice :-)
Successful day at my reopened Coin Shop in Nottingham

Issuer 580 - Ptolemaic Kingdom
Issuer 581 - Roman provinces (Egypt)
Issuer 582 - Kings of Bithynia

Never gone for ancients much, but these were too nice to pass over.
Cita: "Stewartdiver"​Successful day at my reopened Coin Shop in Nottingham

​Issuer 580 - Ptolemaic Kingdom
​Issuer 581 - Roman provinces (Egypt)
​Issuer 582 - Kings of Bithynia

​Never gone for ancients much, but these were too nice to pass over.
​Do you have any pictures? 0:)
Will do tomorrow. Though in 2x2 now 😁
Looking forward to it :)
Issuer #51 (I know, I know, not impressive):

Ancient Greece - Thessaloniki
Bronze Æ13 (though most are around 18) - minted 187 - 31 BCE

(photos from the NumisCorner page it was from)
First ancient coin, and while not the most impressive piece, I'm still happy with it.
"Be kind, rewind."

Numista referee for banknotes from Greece, Crete & the Ionian Islands.
Cita: "DoubleEggbert56"​Issuer #51 (I know, I know, not impressive):

​Ancient Greece - Thessaloniki
​Bronze Æ13 (though most are around 18) - minted 187 - 31 BCE

​(photos from the NumisCorner page it was from)
​First ancient coin, and while not the most impressive piece, I'm still happy with it.
​Very beautiful coin! Thessaloniki is my first issuer of Greece Ancient too. Congrats.
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