New User Stats >> August 2023

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3,274 new users joined Numista in August 2023, increasing the total member tally by 1.5%.  This is a new monthly record, for the third month in a row.

 

This August's new members added 272,000 coins into their collections, including four new members who together added more than 150,000 coins into their accounts.  26% of August's new users appear to be active and 10% are not publicly visible.

 

3,059 of August's new members selected a nation.  523 are American, 409 are French, 191 are British, 181 are Indian, 168 are Filipino, and 138 ae Canadian.  137 nations are represented this month, and 89 of them have added at least one coin to their collections.  

 

More than 200 new users did not select a nation this month, triple the usual rate.

 

There were notable surges in memberships from Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Costa Rica, Ecuador, France, Gambia, Germany, Kong Kong, Malawi, Mexico, Norway, Senegal and Sri Lanka. 

American Samoa, Andorra, Ascension Island, Barbados, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, Cayman Islands, Ethiopia, French Polynesia, Gibraltar, Guatemala, Guernsey, Guinea, Haiti, Honduras, Iraq, Jamaica, Jersey, Lesotho, Luxembourg, Martinique, Namibia, New Caledonia, Paraguay, Seychelles, Taiwan, Trinidad & Tobago, and Zimbabwe each gained one new member.

 

The first user from Samoa joined Numista!

 

Turkey passed the Czech Republic for 26th rank.

 

Of the top 30 nations, Mexico grew the fastest in August (5.0% increase), while Italy grew the slowest (1.0%). The USA grew by 1.3% and France grew by 1.4%.

 

Gambia added their 10th member.

 

User Participation rates for August (how many new users are actively cataloging coins):
71% Greece
64% Sweden
59% Portugal
57% Netherlands
56% Ukraine
44% Poland
43% Germany
42% Canada, UK
38% Turkey
37% Chile
36% Belgium, Spain
34% Brazil
33% Norway
31% France
30% USA
29% Italy, Argentina, Egypt
28% Colombia
26% Romania
25% Russia
23% India
20% Pakistan
19% Bangladesh
18% Mexico, Indonesia
15% Australia
14% Malaysia
13% South Africa
12% Philippines
5% Morocco

Statistiques toujours très intéressantes à lire.

 

Félicitations et remerciements pour votre travail de les compiler et les publier.

Québécois

Ancienement, référent du Canada /  FYI former referee for Canada

“This August's new members added 272,000 coins into their collections, including four new members who together added more than 150,000 coins into their accounts.”

 

This is an average of 37,500 coins each for these four new members. Wowwww 👏👏👏

 

Great job Cerulean, it is always good to see how participation on the web is growing. Many thanks!!!!

Coin referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea, Marshall Islands, Moldova, Liberia and Spain
Banknote referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea and Spain

oynbcn

“This August's new members added 272,000 coins into their collections, including four new members who together added more than 150,000 coins into their accounts.”

 

This is an average of 37,500 coins each for these four new members. Wowwww 👏👏👏

 

Great job Cerulean, it is always good to see how participation on the web is growing. Many thanks!!!!

37,500 coins  / 30.25 days a month  = 1,240 coins a day / 24 hours = 52 coins per hour = 0,9 coin a minute

 

I have my doubts, if that's physically possible?

Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com

I can add 2/minute if i want to.

*inspecting a Roman mintmark*

During 24 hours every single minute? Bravo.

Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com

You can add 65535 (216) in a fraction of a second.

Of course, you can do that, but back to the planet earth, to add 37,500 different coins in one month is hardly possible.

 

To add a French 1 euro coin from 1999 and say 37,500 in the amount field is of course possible…… in one minute!

Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com

Sjoelund

During 24 hours every single minute? Bravo.

Yes, that would be another story 😂😅

*inspecting a Roman mintmark*

Yes, it is really difficult, but maybe not impossible. I remember the month of August 2018, when I really started using Numista (although I signed up in 2014), I added 32,500 coins to my collection (3,333 coins on July 28 and 35,840 coins on August 26). 

 

 

On the weekends I rested from Numista, so it was 32,500 coins in 19 days (1,710 coins a day) and I only did it for 8 hours a day (I try to eat, sleep and have fun from time to time, hehehe) that gives an average of 214 coins introduced every hour (3.5 coins per minute) 

 

It was crazy 🤪

Coin referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea, Marshall Islands, Moldova, Liberia and Spain
Banknote referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea and Spain

The four:

 

21,901 coins • 93 countries • 180 issuers

65,541 coins • 1 countries • 1 issuers

60,004 coins • 2 countries • 2 issuers

12,305 coins • 33 countries • 178 issuers   86 pieces of exonumia • 10 countries • 11 issuers

 

Two look legitimate.  

rsirian1

The four:

 

21,901 coins • 93 countries • 180 issuers

65,541 coins • 1 countries • 1 issuers

60,004 coins • 2 countries • 2 issuers

12,305 coins • 33 countries • 178 issuers   86 pieces of exonumia • 10 countries • 11 issuers

 

Two look legitimate.  

And two don't…🤣🤣

Coin referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea, Marshall Islands, Moldova, Liberia and Spain
Banknote referee for: Andorra, Equatorial Guinea and Spain

Is it possible that someone mistakenly added a few thousand coins in error?

BluHawk

Is it possible that someone mistakenly added a few thousand coins in error?

Wouldn't they notice it like.. everywhere? Profile, my coins…

*inspecting a Roman mintmark*

RegularCoiner

BluHawk

Is it possible that someone mistakenly added a few thousand coins in error?

Wouldn't they notice it like.. everywhere? Profile, my coins…

There is/was no check on that, it has been seen before. Just enter 1 coin and then huge numbers in the grade boxes!

Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com

Is it possible that 37,500 coins  in a month at the rate of 52 coins per hour seems possible if you didn't physically have the coins and just kept clicking the add button?

Sounds like the tagline from X-Files - THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE".

If you are a stacker or a coin shop with many duplicates it is easily possible to add that many but most of the time it is shits for giggles dudes like the one with 150 million+ coins so many that Numista can't display that number in the member list.

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